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The Lincoln Blue Tigers had the odds stacked against them Saturday at Dwight T. Reed Stadium. The Blue Tigers entered the Senior Day contest against the seventh-ranked Central Missouri Mules with 38 available players. Considering the circumstances, the 63-27 loss is not near as bad as it could’ve been.

The Gorillas will be in. The Bearcats hope to join them following their Saturday victory at Emporia State. Here’s the weekend area college football roundup.

The Lincoln Blue Tigers welcome another nationally ranked MIAA opponent to Dwight T. Reed Stadium today, as the 23rd-ranked Emporia State Hornets roll in on a five-game winning streak. It is the home finale for the Blue Tigers as they are still searching for their elusive first victory of the season.

WARRENSBURG — The struggles continued Saturday for the Lincoln Blue Tigers as they dropped to 0-9 on the season following the 61-14 defeat at the hands of the Central Missouri Mules at Walton Stadium.

The Lincoln Blue Tigers feel like their are figuring out how to play with the rest of the MIAA, they just have to stay out of their own way. That will be the key today for the Blue Tigers, as they travel to Warrensburg looking for their first win of the season in a matchup with the Central Missouri Mules. Kickoff is scheduled for 1 p.m. at Walton Stadium.

The Lincoln Blue Tigers feel like their are figuring out how to play with the rest of the MIAA, they just have to stay out of their own way. That will be the key today for the Blue Tigers, as they travel to Warrensburg looking for their first win of the season in a matchup with the Central Missouri Mules. Kickoff is scheduled for 1 p.m. at Walton Stadium.

Four days before No. 2 Northwest football’s Week 3 matchup against Central Missouri Sept. 17, coach Rich Wright made sure to say one thing at Northwest Athletics’ media luncheon about