Terence Thomas, Sr. CSN The CAA Today columnist There is a reason that the University of New Hampshire is 5 – 1 in opening round playoff games in the last 6 years (4 -1 on road). There is a reason William & Mary is #1 in the country in “Rushing… more »

by Rich Mies, CSN Mapping the MIAC Columnist No matter how talented an athlete may be, success is not achieved without a dedication to training and a willingness to work hard. Putting that extra effort in day after day in practice makes it easier to… more »

By Kent Schmidt, CSN West Columnist Admit it, you thought you were seeing an upset in Missoula for the second time in three years. You thought the game was over when the top-seeded Montana Grizzlies trailed South Dakota State 41-14 early in the third… more »

By Myron Hosea, CSN So South Columnist The playoff fates of Appalachian State and Elon came down to field goals Saturday. The Phoenix miscued on two kicks in the final 90 seconds – either of which would have tied the game – and lost to defending… more »

by Rich Mies, CSN Mapping the MIAC Columnist The Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference has a long and storied history on the basketball court. Hamline won three national championships in the pre-NCAA era, and reached the NCAA Final Four in th… more »

All four seeded teams advanced in the 2009 NCAA Division I Football Championships. FCS WINNERS OVER FCS Appalachian St 20 SC State 13 Grambling St 31 Southern U 13 (1) Montana 61 South Dakota St 48 New Hampshire 49 McNeese State 13 North Dakot… more »

by Rich Mies, CSN Mapping the MIAC Columnist The University of St. Thomas posted a resounding 34-7 win over Coe College in the second round of the NCAA Division III playoffs. The Tommies received a stellar performance by the defense, as well as a 236… more »