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Message: [QUOTE="SWC75, post: 2400637, member: 289"] SECOND ROUND RESULTS and QUARTERFINAL MATCH-UPS Wisconsin Oshkosh, behind 0-7 in the first period, rolled to 42 unanswered points to down North Central. All six touchdowns came off of passes by quarterback Brent Kasper: [URL="http://www.d3football.com/seasons/2017/contrib/20171125g2qhst"]North Central's Playoff Run Ends in Oshkosh[/URL] They will face Wartburg, who crushed fumble-prone Trine 49-7, taking a 28-0 first quarter lead: [URL="http://www.d3football.com/seasons/2017/contrib/20171125g2qhst"]North Central's Playoff Run Ends in Oshkosh[/URL] Quarterfinal match-up: WARTBURG (Ia) 12-0 (429-176) ranked: #15 record: 10-11 At WISCONSIN-OSHKOSH 11-0 (462-156) ranked: #3 record: 11-3 The Division’s King Kong, Mount Union, handled in-state rivals Case Reserve 46-15. Both teams passed the ball well but the Purple Raiders used a 223-106 passing edge and 4 takeaways to move on to the quarterfinals. [URL="http://www.d3football.com/seasons/2017/contrib/201711253sl4ck"]No. 16 CWRU Falls to Second-Ranked Mount Union 45-16 in NCAA Playoffs[/URL] Yes folks, there is still a chance for Wartburg to meet Frostburg in the Unglamorous Name Bowl, but it would have to be in the semi-finals. Frostburg State beat both Washington & Jefferson 46-23 to get their shot against the Purple Raiders this week. [URL="http://www.d3football.com/seasons/2017/contrib/20171125s4a5bh"]No. 15 Frostburg Rolls In NCAA Second Round[/URL] Quarterfinal match-up: FROSTBURG STATE 11-1 (431-152) ranked: #17 record: 2-0 Lost to Wesley 24-27 at MOUNT UNION (Ohio) 12-0 (634-115) ranked: #2 record: 95-15 (12) Defending champion Mary Hardin-Baylor shut out old rival Linfield, 24-0 The Wildcats started their own demise like Denver did in the Super Bowl against Seattle: a botched snap to set up the Cru’s first touchdown. The Wildcats gained only 48 yards and 2 first downs in the first half and we down 0-17 by halftime. [URL="http://www.d3football.com/seasons/2017/contrib/20171125w5xwna"]UMHB shuts out Linfield in 24-0 victory[/URL] St. Thomas had a similar first half against Berry, building up a 22-0 lead. Then the held off a second half comeback to win 29-13. A 41:07-18:53 time of possession helped. [URL="http://www.d3football.com/seasons/2017/contrib/201711257pytms"]Tommies start fast, end Berry win streak[/URL] Quarterfinal match-up: ST. THOMAS 11-1 (603-121) ranked: #4 record: 20-10 Lost to: Wisconsin-Stout 22-25 at MARY HARDIN BAYLOR (Tx) 12-0 (486-88) ranked: #1 record: 34-14 (1) Delaware Valley was also pitching a shut-out at the half, 19-0 over Husson. “Duarterback Dashawn Darden threw for 319 yards and accounted for four touchdowns while the Aggie defense intercepted four passes and had a score of their own as they advanced to the NCAA Division III quarterfinals with a 37-15 victory over visiting Husson University.” [URL="http://www.d3football.com/seasons/2017/contrib/20171125n5zn60"]DelVal Advances To NCAA Quarterfinals With 37-15 Triumph Over Husson[/URL] Brockport State continued to roll, defeating Wesley, a veteran playoff team, 49-28 thanks to two runs of three unanswered scores in each half. [URL="http://www.d3football.com/seasons/2017/contrib/20171125h0g52w"]No. 13/13 Wesley falls in NCAA Second Round at No. 10/11 Brockport[/URL] Quarterfinal match-up: BROCKPORT STATE (NY) 12-0 (487-146) ranked: #11 record: 4-4 at DELAWARE VALLEY (Pa) 12-0 (474-105) ranked: #5 record: 9-6 [/QUOTE]

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