For the past three football season openers, CSC’s football team defeated Missouri Science & Technology. Winning 40-27 last Thursday, the Eagles held the Miners of Rolla, Missouri, to only 100 yards in the first half and shut out the Miners 17-0 going into halftime.
Read MoreIn an impressive season debut, the Eagles routed Missouri S&T, 40-27. Derek Jackson, sophomore of Pueblo West, Colorado, put up three touchdowns on the ground for CSC, along with 44 yards.
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The RMAC preseason coaches poll have the Eagles ranked to finish in the top three for the fourth straight year.
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The Eagle football team will look to TD Stein, a redshirt freshman and native of Chadron, to quarterback the team this year.
Read MoreWhether he reflected on the last game or looked forward to the upcoming one, former CSC football captain, Sam Parker, current CSC admissions representative of Harrison, expressed his experience on the field through a blog that received more attention than anticipated.
Read MoreRyan Wood, sophomore safety of Stockton, California, will advance to the ballot for the 2014 D-II All-American team after being placed on the Don Hansen Super Region 4 team as part of the second team.
Read MoreMike Lorenzo, senior of Oak Park, California, earned a spot on the 2014 American Football Coaches Association Division II Coaches’ All-American Team.
Read MoreFour CSC football players have been awarded the Capital One Academic All-American Award. Like last year, CSC’s football team provided the most Division II players selected. CSC has two more than any other RMAC school.
Read MoreFor the 25th time, CSC’s record shows at least eight wins. For the team’s 100th season, the Eagles ended 8-3 overall and 7-2 RMAC. CSC flew over the Fort Lewis Skyhawks 18-16 Saturday.
Read MoreThe Eagles improve their record to 6-3 overall and 5-2 in the RMAC after winning against New Mexico Highlands Saturday, 52-38. Fifty-two is the most points CSC has scored in a single game so far this season.
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