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LONE STAR CONFERENCE FOOTBALL
WEEKLY RELEASE | NOVEMBER 17, 2014
Contact: Melanie Robotham | Assistant Commissioner | Office: 972-234-0033 x. 103 |
E-mail: melanie@lonestarconference.org | www.lonestarconference.org | Twitter: @LoneStarConf
ASU SELECTED FOR NCAA DIVISION II CHAMPIONSHIP FIELD
Angelo State will make its sixth appearance in the NCAA Division II Playoffs against Michigan Tech on Saturday,
Nov. 22 at 11 a.m. CST in Houghton, Mich.
The Rams at 8-2 are the No. 6 seed in the Super Region Four bracket after winning the Lone Star Conference
Playoffs Championship.
It is ASU’s first trip to the NCAA Division II Playoffs since 2005, as the team has nine playoff appearances
counting NAIA and NCAA.
Michigan Tech, from the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, is 9-1 on the season and this is the
second playoff appearance for the Huskies. It will be the first meeting between the two programs
LSC FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS
Angelo State won the Lone Star Conference Playoffs Championship with a 35-33 victory over Texas A&M-Commerce.
In the third-place game, Tarleton State scored a touchdown in the final minute and the defense held for the
final three plays to top Midwestern State 44-41.
Eastern New Mexico rallied from a late deficit to post its third straight victory over West Texas A&M and
prevail 55-45 in the fifth-place contest.
Texas A&M-Kingsville forced seven turnovers to defeat McMurry 41-16 and win the seventh-place game.
LSC FOOTBALL
LSC football teams are 44-40 overall this season. The squads are 5-1 combined versus the Great Lakes
Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, Great Lakes Valley Conference and Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference
teams, which are also in NCAA Super Regional Four.
PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
OFFENSIVE
Jeremy Buurma, Eastern New Mexico University, JR, QB, Las Cruces, N.M., Las Cruces HS
Buurma turned in a strong game against West Texas A&M, and accounted for five touchdowns in the 55-45
victory. He finished the contest with 239 yards of total offense, and has guided Eastern to its first three-game
win streak over the Buffaloes since a run from 1999-2002. For the game, he completed seven of his nine passes,
but he was four-for-four for 157 yards and three touchdowns in situations that Eastern trailed. One of those
plays was a first-and-25 at the ENMU 26-yard line, and Buurma completed a pass for 36 yards and a first-down.
With Buurma at quarterback, Eastern closed the season with three straight victories to notch their second
consecutive seven-win season.
DEFENSIVE
Seth Bailey, Eastern New Mexico University, SR, LB, Texico, N.M., Texico HS
Bailey registered an outstanding performance in the Greyhounds victory over West Texas A&M. He registered
game-highs with 11 tackles and eight solo stops. Late in the second quarter, he scooped up a fumble and raced
30 yards for his second defensive touchdown of the season. Bailey has been involved in a team-high seven
turnovers this season, with four interceptions and two fumble recoveries.
SPECIAL TEAMS
Mitchell Cox, Eastern New Mexico University, SR, K, Kent, Wash., Kentwood Senior HS
Cox averaged 32 yards on five punts and allowed no punt return yardage, while battling the harsh winds of
Greyhound Stadium. On his five kickoffs, the Buffaloes were held more than eight yards under their conference-leading
average of 24.6 yards per return.
OTHER TOP PERFORMERS
Tyrik Rollison, Texas A&M University - Commerce, led the Lion offense in scoring with four touchdowns,
three of which came in the fourth quarter as the Lions came up two points shy of the win against Angelo State.
The senior threw for 315 yards in the game including 165 in the fourth quarter alone.
Kyle Washington, Angelo State University, led the Rams to the LSC Playoff Championship with 338 yards of
total offense and three touchdowns. The junior threw for 292 yards on 24-of-35 passing and three touchdowns
and broke the ASU single-season record for touchdowns with 28. He also picked up 96 yards on the ground
while averaging 5.6 yards per carry. The quarterback also broke the ASU single-season completion percentage
(63.3) and the ASU single-season total offense record per game (357.0). He is No. 3 nationally in total offense
and No. 4 in points responsible for with 222.
Bubba Tandy, Tarleton State University, had a career day for Tarleton State to help lift the Texans past
Midwestern State to a third-place finish in the Lone Star Conference playoffs. The sophomore from Hopkinsville,
Kentucky hauled in a career-best 172 yards on six catches, including a pair of 50-yard receptions. He also scored
a touchdown on a 50-yard strike from QB Zed Woerner. He also had two returns – one punt and one kick return
– for 16 total yards.
Geremy Alridge-Mitchell, West Texas A&M University, had a career day with a career-high five rushing
touchdowns at Eastern New Mexico in the season finale. Alridge-Mitchell tallied his ninth consecutive game
FIRST DOWN
• Angelo State is ranked 23rd, while Texas A&M-Commerce
is receiving votes in the AFCA poll (Nov.
17).
STANDINGS
School LSC Overall Streak
Texas A&M-Commerce 6-1 8-3 L1
Angelo State 5-2 8-2 W5
Midwestern State 5-2 6-4 L2
West Texas A&M * 4-3 6-5 L1
Tarleton State 4-3 5-5 W1
Eastern New Mexico 3-4 7-4 W3
McMurry 1-6 2-8 L7
Texas A&M-Kingsville 0-7 2-9 W1
* West Texas A&M’s conference win percentage
adjusted for five nullified LSC games. WT’s
conference win percentage with nullification is now
.143.
THIS WEEK’S SCHEDULE
NCAA Division II First Round
Saturday, November 22, 2014
Angelo State at Michigan Tech, 11 a.m. CST
All times are CST; * LSC game; ^ at AT&T Stadium
LAST WEEK’S RESULTS
Eastern N.M. 55, West Texas A&M 45
Texas A&M-Kingsville 41, McMurry 16
Angelo State 35, A&M-Commerce 33
Tarleton State 44, Midwestern State 41
WEEKLY AWARDS
Offensive
S-8 Tyrik Rollison, Texas A&M-Commerce
S-15 Collin Strahan, Tarleton State
S-22 Jake Glover, Midwestern State
S-29 Jeremy Watson, West Texas A&M
O-6 Kyle Washington, Angelo State
O-13 E’lon Spight, Eastern New Mexico
O-20 Collin Strahan, Tarleton State (2)
O-27 Chauncey Harris, Midwestern State
N-3 Kyle Washington, Angelo State (2)
N-10 Kyle Washington, Angelo State (3)
E’lon Spight, Eastern New Mexico (2)
N-17 Jeremy Buurma, Eastern New Mexico
Defensive
S-8 Decorian Johnson, McMurry
S-15 Clayton Callicutt, Angelo State
S-22 Tu’u Liu, Texas A&M-Commerce
S-29 Daniel Laudermilk, Midwestern State
O-6 Toni Pulu, Texas A&M-Commerce
O-13 Carter James, West Texas A&M
O-20 Cole Pitts, Texas A&M-Commerce
O-27 Rush Seaver, Angelo State
N-3 Tre’von Taylor, Texas A&M-Commerce
N-10 Iosia Iosia, West Texas A&M
N-17 Seth Bailey, Eastern New Mexico
Special Teams
S-8 Anthony Washington, Texas A&M-Kingsville
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of over 100 yards rushing with 167 on 27 carries and
had a long of 56. It was the most rushing touchdowns
in a game since former Buff Khiry Robinson had four
rushing TD’s at Eastern New Mexico in 2012. Alridge-
Mitchell’s 5 TD’s marked the seventh consecutive
game he has scored two or more rushing touchdowns.
He took over the lead in the LSC in touchdowns with
21 for the season which is the most in school history
for a season. He also took over the scoring lead in the
conference at 12.3 points per game. Alridge-Mitchell
finishes the season with 1,342 rushing yards and a
122.0 average and 22 total touchdowns. His 1,342
rushing yards ranks fifth all-time in school history for
rushing yards in a season.
Charles Woods, Texas A&M University - Commerce,
was all over the field for the Lions. He was the game’s
leading tackler with 19 total tackles including 11 solo
stops. He also caused a fourth quarter fumble giving
the Lions a chance to get back into the game. After
missing two games due to an injury, Woods regained
his form Saturday. He still ranks second in the LSC and
ninth in the NCAA in tackles per game.
Marqui Christian, Midwestern State University,
made a game-high 16 tackles, intercepted a pass
in the end zone and broke up two others to help
Midwestern State make a valiant comeback effort in
a 44-41 loss to Tarleton State Saturday afternoon at
Memorial Stadium. The junior from Spring finished
the season with a team-high 81 tackles despite
missing two games due to injury. Christian has logged
200 tackles in his first three complete seasons at
MSU.
Duke Kicinski, West Texas A&M University, tallied a
team-high 10 tackles and 1.5 tackles for loss for four
yards at Eastern New Mexico on Saturday. Kicinski
had six solo stops in the game with four assisted
tackles for his first double-digit tackle game of his
career. In the past two games he has tallied 16 total
tackles with 2.5 tackles for loss for seven yards and
one sack. Prior to that, he had just six tackles and 0.5
tackles for loss.
Marc Martinez, Tarleton State University, wrapped
up his career Saturday by leading Tarleton to a win
over Midwestern State in Wichita Falls. The senior
recorded six tackles, two of which were behind the
line of scrimmage, with a sack and a fumble recovery.
John Siliga, Angelo State University, recorded six
total tackles, all solo, and 1.0 sacks to help the Rams
defeat Texas A&M-Commerce 35-33 to win the LSC
Playoff Championship. The junior defensive tackle
recorded one of four sacks on the night for the Ram
defense. Siliga has 48 total tackles on the season with
8.0 tackles for loss and 5.5 sacks in his first season at
ASU.
Ron Reid, Tarleton State University, handled the
kickoff and punting duties for Tarleton and had two
touchbacks on his two kickoffs and punted three
times for 118 yards with a 48-yard boot and two
inside the 20-yard line.
Conner Hollabaugh, West Texas A&M University,
went 1 for 1 in field goals with a 47-yarder in the
fourth quarter Saturday. Hollabaugh finished the
season 17 of 19 in field goals for an 89.5 average
which is the top field goal percentage in the league.
He also had nine kickoff for 501 yards and a 55.7
average with a number of the kicks into a stiff wind.
He also went 6 for 6 in extra-points and went 47 of 49
for the season for 98 points ranking fifth in the league
in scoring at 8.9 points per game.
Saul Martinez, Texas A&M University - Commerce,
scored the only points for the Lions in the first half
with a 27-yard field goal and a 32-yarder. In the
second half he was a perfect 4-for-4 on extra points.
Martinez has snapped the Lions single-season points
record during the 2014 season.
LSC NOTES (Submitted by LSC SID’s)
Angelo State
The Angelo State football team won the LSC Playoff
Championship with a 35-33 win over Texas A&M-Commerce
... Kyle Washington combined for 338
yards of total offense and threw for three touchdowns
... He broke the ASU single-season passing touchdown
record with 28 ... ASU set the record for points scored
in a season with 417, points scored per game with
41.7, and yards averaged per game with 486.0 ... The
Rams were selected for their sixth NCAA Division II
playoff appearance on Sunday and will face Michigan
Tech in the first round on Saturday at 12 p.m. EST in
Houghton, Mich.
Eastern New Mexico
The Eastern New Mexico University football team
rallied from a late deficit to post its third straight
victory over West Texas A&M. Jeremy Buurma
accounted for five touchdowns and matched a
career-best with a pair of rushing touchdowns. With
132 yards each from Jordan Wells and E’lon Spight,
the Hounds set a new single-season mark, with 3,602
rushing yards. The Greyhounds also finished with 437
points in 2014, to register the first 400-point season
in team history. The defense also got in on the act,
Saturday, with Seth Bailey returning a fumble for his
second defensive touchdown of the season and Julian
Yearwood making a game-clinching interception.
McMurry
Texas A&M-Kingsville 41, McMurry 16
Midwestern State
Midwestern State closed the season with a 44-41
loss to Tarleton State Saturday afternoon in the LSC
Football Playoff third-place game at Memorial
Stadium... The Mustangs finished the season with
a 6-4 mark to notch their 15th consecutive winning
season... MSU’s 15 straight winning seasons are the
most of any four-year scholarship program in the
State of Texas and is only matched NCAA Division III
powerhouse Mary Hardin-Baylor... Midwestern State
finished the regular season ranked ninth in NCAA
Division II in rushing offense (274.5 yards per game)
and 14th in total offense (493.7)... Senior running
back Chauncey Harris rushed for 61 yards on 18
carries in his final game to move past Derrick Wagoner
(1781 yards from 1991-92) into ninth on MSU’s all-time
rushing list with 1,790 yards... True freshman
running back Adrian Seales recorded his first career
100-yard performance finishing with 115 yards
on 10 carries with two touchdowns... Midwestern
produced 100-yard rushers in nine of 10 games this
season and in each of its last eight games including
four by Dante Taylor, three by Chauncey Harris and
one each by Adrian Seales and Hagen Hutchinson...
Senior quarterback Jake Glover delivered his fifth
200-yard passing game of the season hitting on 21-
of-32 passes for 280 yards... Glover completed better
than 60 percent of his passes in each of his last six
games... Glover finished his career sixth on MSU’s all-time
passing list with 3,270 yards... Freshman punter
Mitchell Henton set an MSU single season record in
average yards per punt at 42.05 (43-1808)... Henton
led the Lone Star Conference and finished 12th in
NCAA Division II with a 42.0-yard average... Junior
safety Marqui Christian finished with 16 tackles
with an interception and pass breakup to close the
season with a team-high 81 tackles despite missing
two games due to injury... Christian has 200 tackles
through three seasons and needs 68 next year to
become MSU’s all-time leading tackler... Christian’s
S-15 Dominique Williams, Midwestern State
S-22 Geremy Alridge-Mitchell, West Texas A&M
S-29 Anthony Yancy, Angelo State
O-6 Kevin Reaves, Eastern New Mexico
O-13 Saul Martinez, Texas A&M-Commerce
O-20 D’Maujeric Tucker, Eastern New Mexico
O-27 Conner Hollabaugh, West Texas A&M
N-3 Saul Martinez, Texas A&M-Commerce (2)
N-10 Ransom Cook, Texas A&M-Commerce
N-17 Mitchell Cox, Eastern New Mexico

16 tackles were the second most of his career and it
was the sixth time this season he made at least 10
stops... Junior linebacker Daniel Laudermilk made
10 stops and broke up a pass to finish second on the
team with 68 tackles this season...
Tarleton State
Tarleton State scored a touchdown in the final minute
and the defense held for the final three plays to
secure third place in the LSC Football Playoffs. The
Texans finished the season 5-5.
Texas A&M-Commerce
- A&M-Commerce will play in the Heart of Texas Bowl
against Southeastern Oklahoma on December 6 in
Copperas Cove, Texas. The Lions face the 7-4 Savage
Storm out of the Great American Conference.
- A&M-Commerce and SE Oklahoma are familiar foes
having both been in the LSC from 1995 to 2011.
- The Lions are 9-9-1 all-time against the Storm in 19
meetings.
- A&M-Commerce is playing in consecutive bowl
games for the first time since the 1957 and 1958
seasons when the Lions played in two consecutive
Tangerine Bowls.
- It is the first time since the 1990 and 1991 seasons
that the Lions have made consecutive post season
appearances and 11th time overall.
- The Lions reached the eight-win mark for the first
time since 2001 ... The two-season win total,15 wins,
under head coach Colby Carthel is highest total since
the Lions won 16 games in 1991 and 1992.
- A&M-Commerce is coming off a 35-33 loss to
Angelo State in the LSC Playoff Championship.
- The Lions routed McMurry 91-13 prior to the TSU
game ... The Lions were the only team at any level in
the NCAA to score over 90 points after beating ETBU
98-20, in the opening game of the season, but have
now accomplished the feat twice.
- At 6-1 in LSC play, the Lions were the outright
conference champions for the 15th time ... The 21st
overall and first since 1990 -- the first under the name
of A&M-Commerce.
- The Lions fell out of the AFCA Top 25 ... The Lions
entered the poll at No. 23 then spent one week at No.
22 ... First time since 2001 the Lions have been ranked
during the season.
- The Lions are the NCAA’s best scoring offense
averaging 52.5 points per game ... No team at the FBS
or FCS level averages more points per game than the
Lions ... Only one NCAA team, a DIII team, averages
more points than A&M-Commerce.
- A&M-Commerce is also ranked second in total
offense with 528.4 yards and third in passing offense
at 365.0 yards per game ... On the defensive side, the
team is second in the NCAA in team tackles for a loss
and first in punt blocks ... Saul Martinez leads the
NCAA in field goals per game and is fourth in scoring.”
Texas A&M-Kingsville
In the final game of the 2014 season, Texas A&M
University-Kingsville (2-9) played its most balanced
game, forcing seven turnovers and Trey Mitchell
accounted for three touchdowns as the Javelinas
defeated McMurry University (2-8), 41-16, on
Saturday evening at Wilford Moore Stadium. With
the win, the Hogs finish the Lone Star Conference
Playoffs seventh and the War Hawks were eighth.
McMurry struggled to hold onto the ball, losing five
fumbles and throwing two interceptions and Mitchell
finished the playoff contest 16-of-28 for 174 yards
and a touchdown and added 93 rushing yards and
two touchdowns. The stifling defense did not allow
the War Hawks to enter the red zone and limited MU
to 1-of-7 on third-down conversions. Joe Te’o scored
two touchdowns on the ground and Jamal Foote
and Trevor Moses each forced a fumble. Overall, the
Javelinas ran 86 plays and registered 26 first downs.
West Texas A&M
The Buffs finished the season with a hard-fought 55-
45 loss at Eastern New Mexico Saturday...WT went
6-5 on the year finishing sixth in the conference...
The Buffs capped their 10th consecutive winning
season dating back to 2005...Saturday’s game
was the second at ENMU in the last three weeks...
Running back Geremy Alridge-Mitchell went for 167
yards on the ground and a career-high five rushing
touchdowns...He finished with 1,342 yards marking
the fifth-most rushing yards in school history in a
season...G A-Mithcell also finished with 21 rushing
touchdowns as he increased both his consecutive
100 yard game streak to nine games and seven games
of two touchdowns or more on the ground...The 21
rushing touchdowns are most in school history in a
season...Freshman Duke Kicinski had a career-high 10
tackles in the game and 1.5 tackles for loss.
AMERICAN FOOTBALL
COACHES ASSOCIATION
DIVISION II COACHES’ POLL
November 17, 2014
# Team (1st votes) Rec. Pts Prev.
1. Minnesota St.-Mankato (29) 11-0 771 1
2. Minnesota-Duluth 11-0 734 2
3. Lenoir-Rhyne (N.C.) (1) 11-0 713 3
4. Ferris St. (Mich.) (1) 11-0 688 4
5. Pittsburg St. (Kan.) 10-1 640 6
6. Northwest Missouri St. 10-1 607 7
7. Ouachita Baptist (Ark.) 10-0 575 9
8. Colorado St.-Pueblo 10-1 569 8
9. Ohio Dominican 9-1 499 11
10. Concord (W.Va.) 11-0 496 12
11. Delta St. (Miss.) 9-1 444 13
12. North Alabama 9-1 410 15
13. Harding (Ark.) 9-1 378 16
14. Bloomsburg (Pa.) 10-1 364 5
15. West Chester (Pa.) 10-1 356 17
16. Sioux Falls (S.D.) 10-1 332 18
17. Colorado School of Mines 10-1 283 19
18. Michigan Tech 9-1 275 20
19. Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 10-1 212 22
20. Winston-Salem St. (N.C.) 9-2 135 10
21. Valdosta St. (Ga.) 8-2 132 25
22. Henderson St. (Ark.) 9-2 122 14
23t. Angelo St. (Texas) 8-2 72 NR
23t. Virginia St. 9-2 72 NR
25. West Georgia 9-2 58 NR
Dropped Out: Shepherd (W.Va.) (21), Indianapolis
(Ind.) (23), Texas A&M-Commerce (24)
Others Receiving Votes: Shepherd (W.Va.), 49;
Ashland (Ohio), 31; Texas A&M-Commerce, 16;
Tuskegee (Ala.), 16; Indianapolis (Ind.), 9; Humboldt
St. (Calif.), 6; Slippery Rock (Pa.), 6; Central Oklahoma,
4; Albany St. (Ga.), 1.
LSC IN 2014 AFCA RANKINGS
WEEK ASU ENMU McM MSU
AUG. 18 NR RV NR RV
SEPT. 8 NR NR NR RV
SEPT. 15 NR RV NR 23
SEPT. 22 NR NR NR 18
SEPT. 29 NR NR NR 16
OCT. 6 RV NR NR 25
OCT. 13 NR NR NR RV
OCT. 20 NR NR NR RV
OCT. 27 RV NR NR RV
NOV. 3 RV NR NR RV
NOV. 10 RV NR NR NR
NOV. 17 23 NR NR NR
WEEK TSU A&M-C TAMUK WTAMU
AUG. 18 17 NR NR 11
SEPT. 8 16 RV NR 22
SEPT. 15 12 RV NR NR
SEPT. 22 RV RV NR NR
SEPT. 29 NR RV NR NR
OCT. 6 NR RV NR NR
OCT. 13 NR 23 NR RV
OCT. 20 NR 22 NR NR
OCT. 27 NR RV NR NR
NOV. 3 NR RV NR NR
NOV. 10 NR 24 NR NR
NOV. 17 NR RV NR NR

2014 Composite Schedule
Thursday, September 04, 2014
East Texas Baptist at Texas A&M-Commerce, 7 p.m.
West Texas A&M at Colorado State - Pueblo, 7 p.m.
Saturday, September 06, 2014
Humboldt State at Texas A&M-Kingsville, 7 p.m.
McMurry at Houston Baptist , 7 p.m.
Eastern New Mexico at New Mexico Highlands , TBD
*Tarleton State at West Texas A&M, 6 p.m.
Western State at Angelo State, 6 p.m.
Texas A&M-Commerce at Stephen F. Austin, 6 p.m.
Adams State at Eastern New Mexico, 7 p.m.
Colorado Mesa at Texas A&M-Kingsville, 7 p.m.
Missouri S&T at Midwestern State, 7 p.m.
*^Texas A&M-Kingsville vs. Texas A&M-Commerce, 10 a.m.
^Shorter vs. West Texas A&M, 1 p.m.
^Florida Tech vs. Tarleton State, 5 p.m.
*McMurry at Angelo State, 7 p.m.
*^Eastern New Mexico vs. Midwestern State, 8 p.m.
*Texas A&M-Commerce at Eastern New Mexico, 3 p.m.
*Texas A&M-Kingsville at McMurry, 6 p.m.
*Midwestern State at Tarleton State, 7 p.m.
*West Texas A&M at Angelo State, 7 p.m.
Saturday, October 04, 2014
*McMurry at West Texas A&M, 3 p.m.
*Angelo State at Midwestern State, 7 p.m.
*Eastern New Mexico at Texas A&M-Kingsville, 7 p.m.
*Tarleton State at Texas A&M-Commerce, 7 p.m.
*Eastern New Mexico at McMurry, 2 p.m.
*Midwestern State at West Texas A&M, 6 p.m.
*Texas A&M-Kingsville at Tarleton State, 7 p.m.
*Texas A&M-Commerce at Angelo State, 7 p.m.
*Tarleton State at Eastern New Mexico, 6 p.m.
*West Texas A&M at Texas A&M-Commerce, 7 p.m.
*Angelo State at Texas A&M-Kingsville, 7 p.m.
*McMurry at Midwestern State, 8 p.m.
*Tarleton State at McMurry, 2 p.m.
*Texas A&M-Kingsville at West Texas A&M, 6 p.m.
*Eastern New Mexico at Angelo State, 7 p.m.
*Texas A&M-Commerce at Midwestern State, 7 p.m.
*McMurry at Texas A&M-Commerce, 4 p.m.
*West Texas A&M at Eastern New Mexico, 7 p.m.
*Midwestern State at Texas A&M-Kingsville, 7 p.m.
*Angelo State at Tarleton State, 7 p.m.
Conference Playoffs
(NOTE: Seeds 1-8 determined on regular season results)
Game #1: No. 4 Tarleton State at No. 1 Texas A&M-Commerce,
4 p.m.
Game #2: No. 3 Midwestern State at No. 2 Angelo State, 7 p.m.
Game #3: No. 8 Texas A&M-Kingsville at No. 5 Eastern New
Mexico, 7 p.m. CT
Game #4: No. 7 McMurry at No. 6 West Texas A&M, 6 p.m.
Conference Playoffs
Game #5 - Championship Game: Angelo State at Texas A&M-Commerce,
4 p.m.
Game #6 - Third-Place Game: Tarleton State at Midwestern
State, 1 p.m.
Game #7 - Fifth-Place Game: West Texas A&M at Eastern New
Mexico, 1 p.m.
Game #8 – Seventh-Place Game: Texas A&M-Kingsville at Mc-
Murry, 7 p.m.
NCAA Division II First Round
Angelo State at Michigan Tech, 11 a.m. CST
NCAA Division II Second Round
Saturday, December 6, 2014
NCAA Division II Quarterfinals
Heart of Texas Bowl (Copperas Cove, Texas), 7 p.m.
NCAA Division II Semifinals
NCAA Division II Championship (Kansas City, Kan.)
* denotes conference game; ^ at AT&T Stadium

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