OSG CFB: Rose-Hulman And Illinois College Score 142

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A Division III record was set when Rose Hulman and Illinois College played a 74-68 game in triple overtime- most combined points in a game.

Here are the details from Rose-Hulman their own selves:

Rose-Hulman set school records for total offense in a game (824 yards), passing yards in a game (603), touchdown passes (7) and total plays run (114). Illinois College also made history with 745 yards of total offense.

The two teams combined for 1,569 yards of total offense, 1,138 yards of passing offense and 77 first downs in a game that tied the longest contest in Rose-Hulman football history at three overtimes.

Both teams also set the NCAA Division III single game record for offensive plays in a game. Illinois College holds the new national record with 117 offensive plays, Rose-Hulman ran 114 and the two teams combined for a new mark of 231 plays from scrimmage.

Here's head coach Jeff Sokol on the win


Austin Swenson threw for 603 yards and 7 TD's off a 37-for-60 performance

Greg Lee had 162 yards rushing for the Figthing Engineers and talked about the game-winning score


The HQ actually found highlights, thanks to our friends at WTWO-TV

Overtime, Overtime... Did We Mention Overtime...

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There were a few games that ended in regulation last night in the Stanley Cup Playoffs...

And some went into the next day...

The Blues and Blackhawks, the HQ figured, would go for a while... and it did... they went into the third overtime before the first game of the series was decided by Alex Steen...


Then, down 4-2 in the third period, the Colorado Avalanche got a lot of help from Paul Stasny at the end of regulation and in overtime to give the top seed in their bracket a 5-4 overtime win...


In other games that didn't go quite as long, the Rangers and Sharks also got first-game wins Thursday night.

Three games tonight: Montreal-Tampa Bay, Detroit-Boston, and Dallas-Anaheim

ICYMI: Blackhawks Win Game 1 in Triple OT (Yes, 3 Overtimes)--Updated Shaw "F" Bomb

And folks, if there was ever a question about how great Stanley Cup Playoff hockey is, it should be answered after this game.

Many people had already gone to sleep when Andrew Shaw scored late in the 3rd (yes, 3rd) Overtime Period, giving the Chicago Blackhawks a 4-3 win in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals.

The game ended early Thursday morning and is the 5th longest Stanley Cup Final game in the history of hockey. The win, puts the Blackhawks up 1-0 in the Best of 7 series.

Milan Lucic had 2 goals and an assist for the Bruins and Boston goalie Tuukka Rask faced 63 Blackhawk shots during the course of the game.

Game 2 is Saturday at 8 p.m, which increases the chance--in theory that (a) the game will be over before midnight and (b) that more people will be able to stay awake and see it.

Here are your highlights from NHL.com:

And as for Mr. Shaw---he had a bit of a salty language description of the game winner: But, after all, it was 1AM on the east coast... Going a little backwards, here was the CBC's open... With help from Oasis... ((HT: Hockey Webcaster))