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Air Force, Alabama, Clemson, Louisville, Rice & Utah will share the AFCA’s 2019 Academic Achievement Award, presented by the Touchdown Club of Memphis.
Former executive director of the College Football Association and president of Neinas Sports Services, Chuck Neinas to recieve AFCA Tuss McLaughry Award.
Trailing 20-10 at halftime, the College of Idaho scored 21 unanswered points in the third quarter to beat Montana-Western, 38-27.
Muhlenberg (Pa.) remains at No. 5 in the AFCA Division III Coaches’ Top 25 Poll & clinches a spot in the postseason with a 44-3 win against Gettysburg (Pa.)
Ferris State (Mich.) overcame a 9-0 deficit with a strong second half performance to beat then-No. 14 Grand Valley State (Mich.).
In a battle of Ivy League unbeatens, Dartmouth got a stellar defensive effort to avenge last year’s loss to Princeton in a 27-10 victory at Yankee Stadium.
Bill Hayes, former head coach at Winston-Salem State and North Carolina A&T, has been named the AFCA’s recipient of the 2019 Trailblazer Award
Former Arizona, Hawaii, and San Jose State University head coach Dick Tomey will receive the AFCA’s 2020 Amos Alonzo Stagg Award.
Dickinson State (N.D.) had to play catchup most of the game in their Top 25 showdown against Waldorf (Iowa) but ultimately prevailed in a 30-28 nail-biter.
Union’s (N.Y.) 31-21 victory over then-No. 7 Ithaca (N.Y.) moves them up to No. 17 in the AFCA Division III Coaches’ Top 25 Poll
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