Got the good guys' audio back, finally, Chase throws a pick, sounds like it was bobbled by a WR, defense has been put in bad spots all day, need another stop.

Just read the Triple Take for today; I wasn't too suprised, didn't expect anyone to actually pick the Little Giants, but much respect was shown.  The one thing I feel the need to point out was to correct this quote: "The day's fourth game, between Mount Union and Wabash, comes nine years after these teams last met, which was also the last time the Little Giants made it this deep in the playoffs."  Correct me if I'm wrong, but we also made the quarterfinals in 2007 when we played in the blizzard at Whitewater?

A couple of really good articles; the first is on the two back-up QBs for Wabash and Mount, the second is on the game this weekend.

http://www.journalreview.com/sports/article_beaade1e-1be1-11e1-8ad9-001cc4c002e0.html

http://d3football.com/playoffs/2011/putting-the-clipboard-down

Like Nike said, at least we now know what happened to Chase, although the term "sprained knee" is kind of vague.

Hometown Sports has livestreamed the Wabash games for the past couple of years and showed them via video replay on their TV networks.  Would it be possible/plausible that they could follow the Little Giants to Alliance?  I suppose that even if they would be willing to go it would have to be approved by the NCAA and Mount Union, but their productions are fantastic; certainly not a "shaky second-class webcast."  The livestreams of the Wabash basketball game for the last couple of years have been student productions, but I have felt that even those have been pretty good productions.

Does anyone actually know the extent of Belton's injury?  Not speculation or conjecture, but what the actual injury is. 

The situation with Huff is totally different for two reasons; 1) as several have pointed out, Huff's injury happened in week 1 (I was a sophomore on that team and he absolutely worked his tail off to get back in time for the playoffs, honestly he along with Jared Lange were the biggest "rehab warriors" I have ever personally seen) and 2) this is a completely different coaching staff, the only coach who would have even been connected to the Huff situation is Kraft, and he was a player, a junior I believe, on that team.  Raeburn will make the right call, that I have no doubt about.