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The annual rivalry between MSU and Eastern Kentucky University occurred on Nov. 21 this year. Tony Sergent, 1M3, a senior defensive guard from Whitesburg, and Mike Metcalf, e26, ajunior free safety from Franklin, combined to tackle an EKU player. PHOTO BY: Kevin L. Goldy EKU defeated the Eagles by a score of 23-0 on Nov. 21. Monty McIntyre, a senior from George- town, was tackled on a punt return. PHOTO BY: Kevin L. Goldy $$$$st Tennessee Tech,s Golden Eagles won on Oct. 1 7 by a score of 52-14. D.D. Harrison, a senior tailback from Henderson, is one of MSUis leading rushers. PHOTO BY: Kevin L. Goldy Time-out on the sidelines to plan strategy is impor- -tant to any quarterback. Chris Swartz, a freshman quarterback from Owingsville, took time while his defense was on the field to plan during the game against Middle Tennessee on Nov. 7. PHOTO BY: Kevin L. Goldy The Eagles met the Middle Tennessee Blue Raid- ers at home on Nov. 7 and came away with a 7-3 win. Brent Huffman, left, a junior tight end from Versailles, gave some encouragement to Joe Gag- liano, ajunior offensive lineman from Glenwood, 111., during the game. PHOTO BY: Kevin L. Goldy Football 119
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Football continued . . . on Friday, October 16. ttI feel great now, after losing 55 pounds, Baldrige said. Fm already ex- cited about next seasonf, Also after the Austin Peay game, 31 players were afflicted with food poison- ing and had to miss important practices. As a result the Eagles lost their home- coming game to Tennessee Tech, 14-52. The season was not a total loss, how- ever. ttIt was definitely a learning expe- rience, commented freshman quarter- back, Chris Swartz. Every game I learned something new, and as the sea- son progressed I felt more and more re- laxed. Next year 111 have some experi- ence under my belt and the players on the offensive line will also be more sea-
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Football Marshall 29 Kentucky St. 0 James Madison 44 Southern Ark. 38 Austin Peay 20 OT Tenn. Tech. 52 Murray St. 53 Middle Tenn. 3 Youngstown 38 EKU 23 Coaches work behind the scenes to create winning , teams. Defensive Coordinator Matt Ballard in-- structs Rodney Cordon, a junior fullback from- Russellville, 0n the sidelines during the game against Middle Tennessee. PHOTO BY: Kevin L. Goldy -
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