#16 EWU @ Weber State
Posted: Tue Sep 28, 2010 9:43 pm
#16 Eastern Washington Eagles 2-2 (1-1 BSC) at
Weber State Wildcats 2-2 (1-1 BSC)
Saturday, October 2 • 12:35 p.m. Pacific
Stewart Stadium (17,500/Grass) • Ogden, Utah
TV: Televised regionally by Altitude Sports & Entertainment
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Series Record: 14-14
Last Meeting: Weber won 31-13 in Cheney in 2009
Eastern enters this week's game 2-2 overall and 1-1 in the Big Sky, falling to 16th in The Sports Network/Fathead.com top 25 NCAA Football Championship Subdivision poll. Following the victory over Montana, Eastern moved up nine spots to ninth for its highest ranking since finishing the 2007 season ranked eighth. Montana State moved from 17th to 10th and Montana improved two spots to 12th.
Weber State is also 2-2 and 1-1 in the league, and is coming off a 20-9 non-league victory over UC Davis. The Wildcats were ranked 19th in The Sports Network preseason poll, but dropped out of the rankings after a 24-17 loss at Sacramento State on Sept. 18. They received enough votes this week to rank 33rd, just behind Northern Arizona at 28th.
The Wildcats feature one of the league's top quarterbacks in 2008 Big Sky Offensive MVP Cameron Higgins, who has completed 66-of-122 passes for 785 yards, four touchdowns and six interceptions in three previous meetings against EWU. He was 21-of-36 for 235 yards and two scores in engineering last year's Weber State 31-13 romp in Cheney when Eagle J.C. Sherritt set a school and Big Sky record with 24 tackles.
But Higgins was on the losing end when Eastern beat the Wildcats in Ogden 33-26 during his MVP season in 2008, as well as 38-16 in Cheney in 2007. He had 312 yards and four interceptions in 2008 when the Eagles ended their season with a victory over Weber State, which opened the door for Montana to share the Big Sky title -- it's 11th of a current streak of 12-straight titles -- with the Wildcats.
Weber State Wildcats 2-2 (1-1 BSC)
Saturday, October 2 • 12:35 p.m. Pacific
Stewart Stadium (17,500/Grass) • Ogden, Utah
TV: Televised regionally by Altitude Sports & Entertainment
Webcast: http://b2tv.com/upcoming_events.asp?q=v&value=bigsky" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Online Radio: http://www.espnnorthwest.com/patchin-wingmen/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Series Record: 14-14
Last Meeting: Weber won 31-13 in Cheney in 2009
Eastern enters this week's game 2-2 overall and 1-1 in the Big Sky, falling to 16th in The Sports Network/Fathead.com top 25 NCAA Football Championship Subdivision poll. Following the victory over Montana, Eastern moved up nine spots to ninth for its highest ranking since finishing the 2007 season ranked eighth. Montana State moved from 17th to 10th and Montana improved two spots to 12th.
Weber State is also 2-2 and 1-1 in the league, and is coming off a 20-9 non-league victory over UC Davis. The Wildcats were ranked 19th in The Sports Network preseason poll, but dropped out of the rankings after a 24-17 loss at Sacramento State on Sept. 18. They received enough votes this week to rank 33rd, just behind Northern Arizona at 28th.
The Wildcats feature one of the league's top quarterbacks in 2008 Big Sky Offensive MVP Cameron Higgins, who has completed 66-of-122 passes for 785 yards, four touchdowns and six interceptions in three previous meetings against EWU. He was 21-of-36 for 235 yards and two scores in engineering last year's Weber State 31-13 romp in Cheney when Eagle J.C. Sherritt set a school and Big Sky record with 24 tackles.
But Higgins was on the losing end when Eastern beat the Wildcats in Ogden 33-26 during his MVP season in 2008, as well as 38-16 in Cheney in 2007. He had 312 yards and four interceptions in 2008 when the Eagles ended their season with a victory over Weber State, which opened the door for Montana to share the Big Sky title -- it's 11th of a current streak of 12-straight titles -- with the Wildcats.