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MIAA Football Week 10 Recaps
Truman 53, Lincoln 0
KIRKSVILLE, Mo. (TSU Communications) – It was the
Truman seniors that made the most of "Senior Day" on Saturday at
Stokes Stadium as the Bulldogs shutout Lincoln University (Mo.)
53-0. It was the first shutout by a Bulldog team since 2004 and
snapped a four-game losing streak.
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Emporia State 42, Southwest Baptist 28
BOLIVAR, Mo. (ESU Media Relations) -- Emporia State rolled to 511
yards of offense and forced six turnovers in a 42-28 win at
Southwest Baptist to even the Hornets record at 5-5 after starting
the season 0-3. LaDarrian Page had a career high 201 yards on 14
carries with three touchdowns to lead the Hornet offense while
Derek Lohmann picked off a career high three
interceptions.
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Missouri Western 31, Northwest Missouri
28
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (MWSU Sports Information) – Missouri Western
snapped an eight game losing streak against rival Northwest
Missouri State winning by a score of 31-28 in front of 8,811 fans
at Spratt Stadium.
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Central Missouri 47, Lindenwood
28
ST. CHARLES, Mo. (UCM Media Relations) -- The Central Missouri
Mules weathered the early storm and later rolled to a 47-28 win
over Lindenwood at Harlen C. Hunter Stadium. The win snapped LWU's
26-game home winning streak.
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Washburn 43, Pittsburg State 25
PITTSBURG, Kan. (PSU Media Relations) — Dane Simoneau passed
for 290 yards and two touchdowns and Justin Cooper rushed for 159
yards and two scores to lead No. 9 Washburn to a 43-25 victory over
No. 2 Pitt State Saturday (Nov. 5) at Brandenburg Field/Carnie
Smith Stadium.
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Fort Hays State 29, Missouri Southern 14
HAYS, Kan. (FHSU Sports Information) -- Fort Hays State used an
efficient offensive performance and strong play from its defense to
down Missouri Southern by a score of 29-14 in Hays on Saturday
(Nov. 5). Missouri Southern miscues led to 16 points for the
Tigers. Fort Hays State moved to 4-6 overall and 3-5 in the MIAA,
while Missouri Southern dropped to 3-6 overall and 2-6 in the
MIAA.
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