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District College Football Recap for Saturday, September 29th
September 30, 2012
A busy week in district college football as the PSAC took a break from divisional games for crossover action, the PAC saw some wild finishes and Saint Francis and Duquesne met for the 99th time in the NEC.Here are recaps of all the games played Saturday:Kutztown 56 - Slippery Rock 49 SRU lost it's 2nd straight game, fumbling 5 times, which led to 28 Kutztown points and a victory for the Golden Bears at Mihalik-Thompson Stadium on Saturday night. QB Nigel Barksdale made his first career start and figured in on 5 Rock touchdowns in the loss. Kevin Morton returned to the Kutztown lineup and threw 4 touchdown passes, the Golden Bears led 42-21 at the half.WPIAL Week Five Friday Night HighLights
September 29, 2012
If you were to picture the WPIAL nine-week regular season, you would envision four weeks of climbing the mountain top, then four weeks of descending either into the district playoffs or into a deep dark crevasse of postseason emptiness. That would mean Week Five is right at the summit of this high school football mountain. Thus here are the players who planted their teams flag of victory Friday with a steady dose of awesomeness.Tyler Roth & Troy Apke - Mount LebanonDistrict College Football Preview for Saturday, September 29th
September 27, 2012
After just two weeks of divisional play, the PSAC returns with a crossover week while the PAC has four conference games on tap as W & J looks to keep pace with Waynesburg and Geneva looks to avoid their worst start since 1978.Here are previews of ALL the games, tune back on Sunday for complete recaps:Kutztown(1-3) at Slippery Rock(2-2) 6pm on WISR 680-AM and the MSA Sports Network It's a rematch of last year's PSAC title game, won by Kutztown 21-14. That is the only win in 9 meetings between the teams for the Golden Bears.Chicks Picks – Week Five – 2012
MSA Sports Top Ten – WPIAL Football – 09/24/2012
September 24, 2012
Here are the MSA Sports Top Ten WPIAL football rankings following Week Four of the 2012 high school football season. You can check out the new rankings every Monday through the nine week regular season here on the MSA Sports Network. WPIAL CLASS AAAA:1) NORTH ALLEGHENY TIGERS (4-0) (Last Week #1) (Week Five: host Butler on MSA)2) GATEWAY GATORS (4-0) (Last Week #2) (Week Five: at #10 Hempfield on MSA)3) UPPER ST. CLAIR PANTHERS (4-0) (Last Week #3) (Week Five: host Baldwin)4) PITTSBURGH CENTRAL CATHOLIC VIKINGS (4-0) (Last Week #4) (Week Five: host #7 Seneca Valley Thursday on MSA)District College Football Preview for Saturday, September 22nd
September 20, 2012
Week 4 of the college football season will kickoff on Saturday with 2 games right here on the Network. Conference play continues, including a battle for the top spot in the PSAC West in the Coal Bowl as IUP and Cal square off.Here are previews of ALL the games, recaps coming your way Sunday morning:Slippery Rock(2-1) at Mercyhurst(2-1) 1pm on WISR 680-AM and the MSA Sports Network The Rock got great defense in a win over Gannon last week at home. Isaiah Coleman picked off two passes and led the team with 12 tackles, the sophomore was named PSAC West Defensive Player of the Week. The defense picked off 4 passes and made 3 sacks in a 38-18 win.Also, the SRU defense is tied for the D-II lead in team interceptions with 8.MSA Sports Top Ten – WPIAL Football – 09/17/2012
September 17, 2012
Here are the MSA Sports Top Ten WPIAL football rankings following Week Three of the 2012 high school football season. You can check out the new rankings every Monday through the nine week regular season here on the MSA Sports Network. WPIAL CLASS AAAA:1) NORTH ALLEGHENY TIGERS (3-0) (Last Week #1) (Week Four: at Pine-Richland on MSA)2) GATEWAY GATORS (3-0) (Last Week #2) (Week Four: host Altoona on MSA)3) UPPER ST. CLAIR PANTHERS (3-0) (Last Week #3) (Week Four: host Penn Hills on MSA)4) PITTSBURGH CENTRAL CATHOLIC VIKINGS (3-0) (Last Week #4) (Week Four: at Fox Chapel)WPIAL Week Three Friday Night HighLights
September 15, 2012
A little rain never hurt anybody, especially teen-age kids wanted to roll around on the natural surface, aka mud, or slide around on the artificial stuff. Most games were affected in one way or another by rainfall in the early part of the evening throughout Southwestern Pennsylvania, but these players laughed at the elements...and their opponents in enjoying a huge night on the third Friday of the 2012 campaign.Andrew Wingard - West ShamokinScholastic Notebook – 09/14/2012
September 14, 2012
When Demetrious Cox graduated from Jeannette in June and headed to Michigan State, the Jayhawks’ football team lost a big-time player. But Jeannette hasn’t lost the ability to make big plays. Take a look at the first two weeks of the season and what Jeannette has done in the big-play department is on the surreal side. Granted, the competition has been weak (Charleroi and Southmoreland), but Jeannette’s big-play ability has been magnificent. The Jayhawks are acting like a bunch of “big” shots. In two games, Jeannette (2-0) has scored 14 touchdowns (three passing, 10 running and one on a punt return), and the average length of those touchdowns is 36.7 yards. The Jayhawks have six scoring plays of 40 yards or more.District College Football Preview for Weekend of September 14th-15th
September 13, 2012
Week 3 of the district college football slate opens on Friday night with one game. Conference play gets underway in the PSAC West, PAC and WVIAC, while the NEC teams take a week off from conference foes.Here are previews of ALL the games, including three which can be heard right here on the network. Don't forget to check back on Sunday morning for recaps of all the games.Friday, September 14th: Catholic University (1-1) at Carnegie Mellon(2-0) 7pm It's White Out Night at Gesling Stadium as the Tartans look to go to 3-0 for the first time since 2006.The Cardinals lost 47-27 to longtime foe Gallaudet University last week after handing McDaniel College a 45-28 setback in week one.
