MIAA Weekly

As we cross the midway point of the MIAA football season, I preview the biggest game of the year so far. Also in this episode:

-A "Pod" scheduling system works for the MIAA without expansion

-MIAA alums turned XFL Hopefuls

-Mailbag

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Shout out and special thanks to Waylon Campbell for letting us use his beats on the intro/outro.

A new episode and a new format as I continue to tweak the show to (hopefully) be as enjoyable as possible.

-What surprised me last weekend

-Clutch Performance of the Week

-What to watch moving forward

-What the MIAA Standings tell us about the pitfalls of a closed schedule

-Mailbag

-Week 5 Preview

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Shout out and special thanks to Waylon Campbell for letting us use his beats on the intro/outro.

-Week 3 football recap

-MIAA Roundup

-Week 4 football preview

Special thanks and shout out to Waylon Campbell for letting me use his beats in the intro and outro.

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-Week 2 football recap

-MIAA Roundup

-Week 3 football preview

Special thanks and shout out to Waylon Campbell for letting me use his beats in the intro and outro.

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Today on MIAA Weekly, we take a look around the league (not just in football) and see what some of the standout teams have been and who have been the stars of the conference in soccer, volleyball, golf, and cross country in the early part of the fall season.

Special thanks and shout out to Waylon Campbell for letting me use his beats in the intro and outro.

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The twitter followers have spoken! Here is the bonus midweek episode of MIAA Weekly. We take a brief look at each game from last week and tell the story of how each contest played out.

- A crazy finish in Edmond

Special thanks and shout out to Waylon Campbell for letting me use his beats in the intro and outro.

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Football. Is. Back. 

As the teams get ready to take the field for the first time in 2019, I give my picks for each of the six games on the slate for September 5th. 

CUE MUSIC!!!

Special thanks and shout out to Waylon Campbell for letting me use his beats in the intro and outro.

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We cram a lot into one episode this time... Missouri Western is coming off of a 7-5 campaign in 2018 but has to replace almost all of it's production in the passing game. 

Fort Hays State comes into 2019 looking to defend their conference crown. And they have the firepower needed to do just that.

Northeastern State is under new guidance as JJ Eckert gets ready to begin his tenure as the Head Coach of the Riverhawks.

Special Thanks and shout out to Waylon Campbell for letting me use his beats on the intro and outro.

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With only a matter of days until kickoff, we break down two more teams for 2019. First, we talk 'Bods... Washburn finished 5-6 last season and has to replace leading tacklers and an NFL defensive back on defense, not to mention an All-Region WR on offense. Craig Schurig talks about getting back to running the football and improving as a team in 2019.

Then, we go to Maryville to talk to the preseason favorites. Senior linebacker and team captain Andy Hessler talks about the standard at NWMSU and I give my (lofty) opinion of sophomore QB Braden Wright. We also talk about all the weapons Northwest has returning on offense and look at the most important 3-week stretch as the Bearcats look to return to the National Championship.

Special thanks and shout out to Waylon Campbell for letting me use his beats in the intro and outro.

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It's our first two-fer! With the start of MIAA football bearing down on us in less than one week, we take a look at two teams in this episode.

First, we travel to Emporia, KS to talk to Garin Higgins about replacing A LOT of production on offense and leaning on an experienced defense. Then we look at the schedule for the Hornets and talk about the importance of getting off to a better start in 2019 than a season ago.

After that, we head up to Kearney, NE to chat with Lopers senior RB Luke Quinn and DL Hinwa Allieu about the steady progress UNK has made in the last two seasons and give the Lopers their due as they look to enter the postseason discussion in 2019.

Special thanks and shout out to Waylon Campbell for letting me use his beats in the intro and outro.

Email the show at [email protected] and follow on Twitter @miaaweekly