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Tuesday, October 10, 2006

Division III Football: Alive and Well in Dubuque, Iowa

Posted on 5:22 PM by ergeg
There aren’t 103,000 screaming, raucous fans in the stands. There’s little media coverage. The major networks don’t even scroll their scores along the bottom of the television screen during the high-profile Saturday broadcasts. The games don’t generate millions of dollars. You probably can’t get odds in Vegas on the outcomes. Welcome to the world of Division III college football. What Division
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