Dayton has scored in 488 straight games, would be fun to end that
Only 2 concession stands open for the 10,000 fans tonight. Over an hour wait in every line. More fallout from the AD turmoil?
Avante Cox breaks free for a TD out of the half
SIU 45
Dayton 0
13:32 3rd
Dayton evidently playing a lot of freshmen. And they're slow. Lot of D2 schools could beat them.
How bad is EIU to lose to this team?
The caliber of this Flyer team has me wondering I’ve really never put much thought into: how, exactly, do Pioneer teams work?
I mean, I know it’s a non-schollie league, but are much of the rosters more D2 caliber players, who forego a (partial) D2 athletic scholarship to either 1. Pay their way onto a D1 Pioneer team or 2. Accept an academic schollie at a D1 Pioneer school
Booo - we let them score! I think the 2nd team D line has been in since 2nd qtr.
The caliber of this Flyer team has me wondering I’ve really never put much thought into: how, exactly, do Pioneer teams work?
I mean, I know it’s a non-schollie league, but are much of the rosters more D2 caliber players, who forego a (partial) D2 athletic scholarship to either 1. Pay their way onto a D1 Pioneer team or 2. Accept an academic schollie at a D1 Pioneer school
I'm betting these players get some serious academic scholarships. San Diego of the PFL actually won a playoff game a few years ago I believe.
Kendra is cute.
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Kendra is cute.
Talks too much!
I'm not sayin' -- I'm just sayin'!
Cuter than Connor though? LOL
Stone Norton sure has a smooth release and throws a pretty ball.
I'm not sayin' -- I'm just sayin'!
Yes he does.
RB Tony Williams of Sparta is shifty. Haven't seen the RB transfer from W. Caroline.
Only 2 concession stands open for the 10,000 fans tonight. Over an hour wait in every line. More fallout from the AD turmoil?
I’ve never seen concession lines here like tonight, and I’m an old fart. 40-50 people in each line. That was a couple minutes before halftime.
