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Six Division 3 Football titles eight years for Wisconsin-Whitewater. Yes, six.
Friday night the Warhawks beat long time rival Mount Union 43-34 to win that 6th title and sent coach Lance Leipold to his new job at Buffalo with the teams 32nd straight win.
The win was their 6th in the last 7 games with Mount Union, all games played in the Amos Alonzo Stagg bowl. All in the last 7 years.
Impressive, isn't it....
Warhawks QB and game MVP Matt Behrendt threw for 365 yards and 4 TD's. WR Jake Kumerow caught 8 passes for 130 yards and a TD while RB Dennis Moore ran for 74 yards and caught 2 passes for 108 yards and a score.
Leipold finished his 8th season at Whitewater after accepting the Buffalo job a couple of weeks ago. He finished his coaching career with the Warhawks with a 109-6 record.
Yes, he's won as many titles as he lost games in 8 years.
Pretty impressive stuff.
Here are the highlights from ESPN.com:
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Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Morning Wrap: Niagara U Women's Basketball Team Rescued From Snowstorm
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24 members of the Niagara University Women's Basketball program are undoubtedly thawing themselves out Wednesday after spending nearly twenty four hours stranded on a West Seneca, NY highway, riding out an immense snow storm.
The team was heading back to Northwestern New York via bus after playing in Pittsburgh Monday night.
They got just south of West Seneca on I-90, not too far from home in Buffalo, when the bus could go no further. Parts of Northwestern New York received up to 60 inches of snow in just over 24 hours.
Ever resourceful, the team reached out via Social Media to let people know what was going on and that they were okay. They had some good laughs and have a heck of a story to share with family and friends.
Early Wednesday morning, they were rescued. We're guessing most are sitting in front of a fireplace right about now.
Your TV story from WIVB in Buffalo--
24 members of the Niagara University Women's Basketball program are undoubtedly thawing themselves out Wednesday after spending nearly twenty four hours stranded on a West Seneca, NY highway, riding out an immense snow storm.
The team was heading back to Northwestern New York via bus after playing in Pittsburgh Monday night.
They got just south of West Seneca on I-90, not too far from home in Buffalo, when the bus could go no further. Parts of Northwestern New York received up to 60 inches of snow in just over 24 hours.
Ever resourceful, the team reached out via Social Media to let people know what was going on and that they were okay. They had some good laughs and have a heck of a story to share with family and friends.
Early Wednesday morning, they were rescued. We're guessing most are sitting in front of a fireplace right about now.
Your TV story from WIVB in Buffalo--
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