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Thunderbirds Release 2007 Schedule
'Birds To Face 10 Ranked Teams In ‘07
CEDAR CITY, Utah, March 19 – Southern Utah University’s 2007 football schedule will be a challenging one, to say the least. The Thunderbirds will square off against nine teams which finished the 2006 season ranked in the NCAA Championship Subdivision top-25, while the team’s lone Division II opponent was ranked seventh in the final D-II rankings.
Fans in Cedar City will be able to see the Thunderbirds host three of last year’s top-25, including Southern Illinois, which finished last season ranked No. 7, No. 16 Cal Poly and No. 21 McNeese State. In addition to those three, UC Davis, which spent most of 2006 in the to-25 before finishing 28th, as well as North Dakota, which finished the season ranked seventh in Division II.
Also included on the schedule are road games at No. 3 Montana, No. 4 Youngstown State, No. 5 North Dakota State, No. 10 Montana State, No. 17 Northern Iowa and No. 22 South Dakota State. . . . (read more)
09/01 @ Montana
09/08 North Dakota
09/15 Southern Illinois
09/22 McNeese State
09/29 OPEN
10/06 @ Montana State
10/13 @ Youngstown State
10/20 UC-Davis
10/27 @ North Dakota State
11/03 Cal Poly
11/10 @ South Dakota State
11/17 @ Northern Iowa
Go State!
http://www.suu.edu/athletics/footbal...release07.html
Thunderbirds Release 2007 Schedule
'Birds To Face 10 Ranked Teams In ‘07
CEDAR CITY, Utah, March 19 – Southern Utah University’s 2007 football schedule will be a challenging one, to say the least. The Thunderbirds will square off against nine teams which finished the 2006 season ranked in the NCAA Championship Subdivision top-25, while the team’s lone Division II opponent was ranked seventh in the final D-II rankings.
Fans in Cedar City will be able to see the Thunderbirds host three of last year’s top-25, including Southern Illinois, which finished last season ranked No. 7, No. 16 Cal Poly and No. 21 McNeese State. In addition to those three, UC Davis, which spent most of 2006 in the to-25 before finishing 28th, as well as North Dakota, which finished the season ranked seventh in Division II.
Also included on the schedule are road games at No. 3 Montana, No. 4 Youngstown State, No. 5 North Dakota State, No. 10 Montana State, No. 17 Northern Iowa and No. 22 South Dakota State. . . . (read more)
09/01 @ Montana
09/08 North Dakota
09/15 Southern Illinois
09/22 McNeese State
09/29 OPEN
10/06 @ Montana State
10/13 @ Youngstown State
10/20 UC-Davis
10/27 @ North Dakota State
11/03 Cal Poly
11/10 @ South Dakota State
11/17 @ Northern Iowa
Go State!
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