FB: Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference

[DPULefty22]

Final from Danville: DPU 27, Centre 14. Alex Koors ends up with 220 yards and 2 TDs on 8 catches. Tigers force five turnovers. Spud Dick throws for 313 yards, Jon Ellis rushes for 127.

[consultant]

Final Score from Jackson:  Millsaps 41  Austin College 7.

[DPU3619]

Alex Koors ends up with 220 yards and 2 TDs on 8 catches.

Probably don't even need to fill out your SCAC POTW ballot, I reckon.  

Final Score from Jackson:  Millsaps 41  Austin College 7.

Nice spread, cpa!

[Ron Boerger]

@ Sewanee 19, Colorado College 0 per CC's web site

[frank_ezelle]

Millsaps vs. Austin stats:  http://www.millsaps.edu/athletic/football/MCF08-03.HTM

[scaccommish]

Koors' 220 yards receiving is the second-most by a SCAC receiver in the current era (1991-present), trailing only Canaan Factor of Trinity who had 237 yards receiving against McMurry on 9/12/98.

It is the most yards receiving in a single game by a SCAC receiver in the SCAC era in a conference game.

In another milestone achievement, Sewanee's shutout of Colorado is the team's first shutout since 9/22/01 @ Maryville (13-0). It is Sewanee's first home shutout since 9/27/97 when the Tigers won 31-0 against Maryville. It is Sewanee's first conference shutout since 10/18/80 - a 17-0 win at Principia. And finally, it is Sewanee's first home conference shutout since 9/13/75 - a 42-0 blanking of Principia.

[scaccommish]

Also,

Sewanee had seven interceptions today against Colorado - tying the SCAC single-game team record set by Rose-Hulman against Southwestern-Tenn. (Rhodes) on 11/13/76.

[scaccommish]

DePauw also owns a share of that team interception record..they had 7 against Centre last season.

http://www.scac-online.org/football2007/CENDU.HTM

[Tex]

Dang, 220 yards receiving is one very very good day.  Congrats to that young man (and the QB and O-line that helped make it happen)!

[Ralph Turner]

Tu fans, the Top 25 is out.


TU is getting the float up.  As early season pretenders are eliminated on the field, the remaining programs are now beginning to solidify their positions.

Week	|	Pre	|	1	|	2	|	3	|
Pos	|	20	|	22	|	21	|	21
Votes	|	131	|	125	|	125	|	156	|

[Chronological Order]

Millsaps is also consistently winning over voters

Pre - RV (61)
Week 1 - 24th (98)
Week 2 - 22nd (123)
Week 3 - 19th (185)

[wabashcpa]

Millsaps is also consistently winning over voters

Pre - RV (61)
Week 1 - 24th (98)
Week 2 - 22nd (123)
Week 3 - 19th (185)

Apparently DePauw isn't - not even one vote?  This surprises me, especially coming off an 8-2 year and a 2-0 start this year.  Too good of a team not to be getting any votes.

[Ralph Turner]

Millsaps is also consistently winning over voters

Pre - RV (61)
Week 1 - 24th (98)
Week 2 - 22nd (123)
Week 3 - 19th (185)

Apparently DePauw isn't - not even one vote?  This surprises me, especially coming off an 8-2 year and a 2-0 start this year.  Too good of a team not to be getting any votes.

Respectfully, DPU doesn't have a signature win, yet.   

There are three "signature wins" on the schedule, Millsaps, Trinity and Wabash.

We saw Willamette vault into the Top 25 at 3-0 and with a win over a Southern Oregon.

[Pat Coleman]

Agreed. Centre and Anderson (Anderson especially) do nothing to make this voter drop someone off his ballot.

The teams I made new room for this week was Concordia-Moorhead and Willamette.

[DPU3619]

I wouldn't put DPU in my Top 25 yet, either.  My vote and a dollar won't get you much more than a Sunday paper, though.  Maybe if they play Millsaps tough in a couple weeks, I'll think about it. 

cpa, I think you're giving DPU an awful lot of credit.  I don't know yet if they're the same team that beat #9 Wabash a year ago or not.  We'll find out in Jackson in a fortnight.