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Johns Hopkins - 2009 champions


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  • Ursinus Preview
    (September 1) - Head coach Peter Gallagher and associate head coach Chris Rusiewicz sat down and discussed the 2010 edition of the Bears in these video previews.

    McDaniel Preview
    (August 26) - "McDaniel is quickly approaching its 2010 opener. When the 116th season of Green Terror football commences, many of the offensive weapons from the 2009 roster will return to the huddle. Not unlike the offense, the 2010 McDaniel defense returns the majority of its starting lineup from a year ago."
    Offensive Preview / Defensive Preview

    Moravian Preview
    (August 26) - "The Moravian College football team looks to challenge for the 2010 Centennial Conference Championship during its fourth season as an associate member of the league with the return of 14 starters and 46 letterwinners from last year's 2-8 team. The Greyhounds, under the direction of head coach Scot Dapp in his 24th season, will open the season versus Centennial Conference newcomer Susquehanna University on Saturday, September 4th at 1:00 p.m."

    Hopkins Picked to Repeat
    (August 5) - Johns Hopkins is the favorite to win the 2010 Centennial Conference football championship in a preseason poll of football coaches and sports information directors. The Blue Jays received 11 of 20 first-place votes (teams not permitted to vote for themselves) for 154 points to outdistance Franklin & Marshall (145 pts, 7 firsts). Ursinus was third (126, 1), followed by Susquehanna (107, 1), Dickinson (99), Muhlenberg (90), McDaniel (57), Moravian (52), Gettysburg (51) and Juniata (19).

    Want more preseason information? You can read the transcript of the Coaches Preseason Chat and download the 2010 Conference Football Guide.

    F&M Preview
    (August 5) - "John Troxell doesn't spend too much time thinking about the successes of 2009. In his fourth year at the helm, the Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year Finalist delivered a 9-2 season that ended with a come-from-behind, 29-24 win, over Wilkes in the ECAC South Atlantic Bowl. "Our goal has never been to have a good season here and there," says Troxell. "My focus has always been on restoring the program to what it had long been, a perennial winner built on a foundation of good kids who understand what Division III football is all about."

    Gettysburg Preview
    (August 5) - "With 14 returning starters, the Gettysburg College football team will take to the gridiron with an experienced unit as it embarks on its 2010 season in the highly-competitive Centennial Conference (CC). Gettysburg, which brings back six starters on offense and eight on defense, is coming off a 3-7 (3-5 CC) season. However, that record is deceiving, as all but one of the team's losses were by 10 points or less, and four were decided by less than a touchdown."

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    STANDINGS CC All
    Dickinson 0-0 0-0
    Franklin & Marshall 0-0 0-0
    Gettysburg 0-0 0-0
    Johns Hopkins 0-0 0-0
    Juniata 0-0 0-0
    McDaniel 0-0 0-0
    Moravian 0-0 0-0
    Muhlenberg 0-0 0-0
    Susquehanna 0-0 0-0
    Ursinus 0-0 0-0

    Schedule

    September 4
    #10 Delaware Valley at Muhlenberg
    Gettysburg at Lebanon Valley
    McDaniel at Juniata
    Susquehanna at Moravian
    Ursinus at Albright
    Washington & Lee at Franklin & Marshall

    September 11
    #23 Johns Hopkins at Randolph-Macon
    Dickinson at Hobart
    Juniata at Susquehanna
    Moravian at McDaniel
    Ursinus at Franklin & Marshall

    D3football.com/AFCA national poll ranking