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Lions Roar Past Redmen (10-22-05)
| COMMERCE,
Texas --- Texas A&M-Commerce had a pair of runningback eclipse
the century mark as the Lions celebrated homecoming with a 31-10 victory
over Northeastern State at Memorial Stadium here Saturday afternoon.
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Northeastern
State 10, TAMU-C 31  Brandon Ishem runs for several of his 114 yards on the afternoon.
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ANGELO, Texas --- Angelo State broke open a close game with
35 unanswered points to throttle Northeastern State, 49-20, in a Lone
Star Conference crossover game at San Angelo Stadium Saturday night.
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Northeastern
State 20, ASU 49  Domingo Codner (30) gets good yardage on a run at Angelo State. Codner ran for 88 yards on the night.
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Ross Rolls Texans Past Redmen (9-17-05)
| STEPHENVILLE,
Texas --- Derrick Ross ran for 206 yards and caught two passes
for 60 yards and a touchdown, to lead No. 19-ranked Tarleton State
to a 34-25 victory over Northeastern State in a Lone Star Conference
crossover game at Memorial Stadium Saturday night.
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Northeastern
State 25, TSU 34  Brandon
ishem (20) takes off on a run while quarterback Dustin Workman carries
out the fake. ishem ran for 152 yards in NSU's 34-25 loss at Tarleton
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Fourth Quarter Dooms Redmen (9-3-05)
| KINGSVILLE,
Texas --- Third-ranked Texas A&M-Kingsville scored 20 points
in the fourth quarter and the Javelinas escaped upstart Northeastern
State, 40-14, in a Lone Star Conference crossover game Saturday night.
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Northeastern
State 14, TAMUK 40 
NSU's Jarrett Byers (8) is off to the races
on a 79-yard TD reception at A&M-Kingsville. Byers had two receptions
(both TDs) and 132 yards receving in a 40-14 loss.. |
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| NSU Football - A History of Winning 1994 NAIA National Champions! 1958 NAIA National Champions! 1999 NCAA-II, West Division Champions! Lone Star Conference Champions! '00 '99. Lone Star Conference North Division Champions! '00 '99. Oklahoma Intercollegiate Conference Champions! Oklahoma College Conference Champions! |
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