By Chuck Burton, The CSN Way Columnist If the Ivy League chose to participate in the postseason, Brown's win to close the year would have given the Bears a trip to the FCS playoffs, while Harvard, who defeated their hated rival Yale in the 125th edit… more »

by Rich Mies, CSN Mapping the MIAC Columnist Week Six of the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference regular season was packed full, with 15 games over three days. League leader St. Thomas won three times, all on the road, to remain unblemished… more »

By Myron Hosea, CSN So South Columnist Still youthful as a football league, the Big South is focused on developing a stronger reputation on the gridiron as it moves toward an automatic playoff bid in a couple of years. While there were disappointment… more »

by Rich Mies, CSN Mapping the MIAC Columnist For many students, college is primarily an academic endeavor; they go to classes, study hard, and keep their focus on the classroom. For Bre Bian, her time at Concordia College has included balancing her r… more »

by Rich Mies, CSN Mapping the MIAC Columnist As the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference nears the midpoint of the conference season, St. Thomas remains the lone unbeaten team, holding a two and a half game lead over Carleton and Gustavus. C… more »

by Rich Mies, CSN Mapping the MIAC Columnist A season-ending leg injury at the beginning of their freshman year leads more than a few college athletes to stop competing at the varsity level. Many who do return to the playing field see their performa… more »

by Charles Burton, CSN Senior Columnist For the second straight year, it was the Great Danes of Albany who would bowl over the rest of their opposition in the NEC to play in their second straight "Gridiron Classic" - the postseason bowl game between… more »