Happy Friday!
Thought I'd share a few links of interest on this beautiful Friday afternoon!
First, check out Juniata College's Coach Alt's weekly Podcast for his thoughts on Saturday's game.
Then be sure to check out The Centennial Conference's Friday Tailgate, where you can read about this weekend's games, including the following:
Gettysburg at Juniata
Radio: WKVR-FM 92.3.
Live Stats: Yes.
The Bullets and the Eagles meet for the 23rd time in a series that began in 1923. Gettysburg is 10th in the nation in total offense (455.0) behind high-flying QB Matt Flynn. He tied the school career mark for TD passes (33) and shattered the G-burg record for total offense (5,363) last week. Flyn is 14th in DIII in total offense (292.17). Charles Curcio amassed 295 all-purpose yards against Moravian, including a 92-yard kickoff return for a touchdown. Juniata's "Black Flag" defense is allowing just 293.83 yards per game. KR Brandon Spayd accounted for the Eagles' lone points vs. Muhlenberg with a 90-yard kickoff return. He is 17th nationally with a 28.11 average. Gettysburg head coach Barry Streeter can win his 150th career game today. He has a 149-146-5 career record.
As well as the following from The Harrisburg Patriot-News:
GETTYSBURG AT JUNIATA:
After losing their first four games, the Bullets (2-4, 2-2) will attempt to win their third straight game with a Saturday visit to Juniata (1-5, 1-3) for a 1 p.m. game. Gettysburg junior quarterback Matt Flynn totaled 326 offensive yards in last weekend's 48-41 Centennial Conference win over Moravian. That gave him a school record of 5,363 career total yards, which he picked up in coach Barry Streeter's 300th game. Flynn also tied the career touchdown record of 33 when he had two of them against Moravian. Despite throwing for 1,002 yards this season for Juniata, senior quarterback Jay Leonard (Big Spring) has just one TD pass and has been intercepted seven times.
Finally, I want to thank my son Nick for sending me the link to the following story. How many of our son's also love football enough to lose a finger so they don't lose out on their final collegiate games!
Enjoy this story by Rick Reilly from the ESPN Website:
First, check out Juniata College's Coach Alt's weekly Podcast for his thoughts on Saturday's game.
Then be sure to check out The Centennial Conference's Friday Tailgate, where you can read about this weekend's games, including the following:
Gettysburg at Juniata
Radio: WKVR-FM 92.3.
Live Stats: Yes.
The Bullets and the Eagles meet for the 23rd time in a series that began in 1923. Gettysburg is 10th in the nation in total offense (455.0) behind high-flying QB Matt Flynn. He tied the school career mark for TD passes (33) and shattered the G-burg record for total offense (5,363) last week. Flyn is 14th in DIII in total offense (292.17). Charles Curcio amassed 295 all-purpose yards against Moravian, including a 92-yard kickoff return for a touchdown. Juniata's "Black Flag" defense is allowing just 293.83 yards per game. KR Brandon Spayd accounted for the Eagles' lone points vs. Muhlenberg with a 90-yard kickoff return. He is 17th nationally with a 28.11 average. Gettysburg head coach Barry Streeter can win his 150th career game today. He has a 149-146-5 career record.
As well as the following from The Harrisburg Patriot-News:
GETTYSBURG AT JUNIATA:
After losing their first four games, the Bullets (2-4, 2-2) will attempt to win their third straight game with a Saturday visit to Juniata (1-5, 1-3) for a 1 p.m. game. Gettysburg junior quarterback Matt Flynn totaled 326 offensive yards in last weekend's 48-41 Centennial Conference win over Moravian. That gave him a school record of 5,363 career total yards, which he picked up in coach Barry Streeter's 300th game. Flynn also tied the career touchdown record of 33 when he had two of them against Moravian. Despite throwing for 1,002 yards this season for Juniata, senior quarterback Jay Leonard (Big Spring) has just one TD pass and has been intercepted seven times.
Finally, I want to thank my son Nick for sending me the link to the following story. How many of our son's also love football enough to lose a finger so they don't lose out on their final collegiate games!
Enjoy this story by Rick Reilly from the ESPN Website:
posted by Pat McConnell | 9:22 AM
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