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Div III Final: Mount Union -3.5 vs St Thomas (Mn) in Salem, VA (o/u 57.5) Fri 7 ESPNU

I was curious about St. Thomas, so I looked them up. Like Whitewater and Mount Union, they wear purple. That must a dominant color, at least at that level. :lol:

Last year, they lost to Whitewater in the semi finals, 20-0. That's their only loss in their last 28 games. They're 39-2 over the last 3 years.
 
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Interesting that this is the first time since '04 that the same teams haven't squared off for the D3 title--it's been Mount and UW-Whitewater each of the past 7 years, with UWW winning 4 of those games and Mount winning 3.
 
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buckeyesin07;2277401; said:
:roll2:. Yeah, if you overlook the fact that the Bills have won exactly zero Super Bowls and Mount has already won 10 national championships in football.

Bills made it to four straight Superbowls and lost all four. Mount Union loses tonight, they'll have done the same thing.
 
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scooter1369;2277405; said:
Bills made it to four straight Superbowls and lost all four. Mount Union loses tonight, they'll have done the same thing.

Thanks--I wasn't aware of what you were saying. :roll2:. But to suggest that Mount, if they lose tonight, will "become[] the Buffalo Bills of college football" (your words) is ridiculous--when people think of the Bills, and compare teams to the Bills, it is suggesting an inability to win the big game. Indeed, the Bills are 0-4 in Super Bowls. To say that Mount will be the Buffalo Bills of college football suggests that they similarly are unable to scale the mountain and win the big game, which is ludicrous, considering they boast 10 national championships, and an impressive 10-6 record in national title games. A .625 winning percentage in title games is a heck of a lot better than a .000 winning percentage in title games, no?
 
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Mount just set an NCAA record for points scored in a season: 785. Whose record did they break? Their own, from 2007.

Mount leads 21-10 after 3 quarters.
 
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