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Western Mustangs Football MEDIA NOTES Western Mustangs Football WEEK 4 Sept. 18 at Windsor, 7 p.m. TD Waterhouse Stadium London, Ont. TODAY’S MATCHUP #5 Western Mustangs (2010: 2-1 / 2009: 6-2 regular season, 2-1 playoffs, 8-3 overall) at Windsor Lancers (2010: 1-2 / 2009: 2-6 regular season, did not make playoffs) Media TV: Rogers TV, Cable 13 (London) via Cogeco Windsor feed RADIO: AM 1290 CJBK, CHRW Radio, 94.9 FM ONLINE: Audio: www.cjbk.com and www.chrwradio.com/listen/ LIVE BLOG: http://westernmustangs.ca/news/2010/9/17/FB_0917105309.aspx TALE OF THE TAPE All-Time Head-To-Head: Western vs. Windsor OVERALL 42-9-1 in favour of Western REGULAR SEASON 30-6-1 in favour of Western PLAYOFFS 6-2 in favour of Western EXHIBITION 6-1 in favour of Western Last Meeting: McMaster Western defeated Windsor 60-7 on Sept. 19, 2009 at Windsor. Top 10: Western has been nationally ranked all season and received its highest ranking this week at No. 5 in Canada. Western was nationally ranked all season in 2009 and has appeared in the past three Yates Cup championships Last 10 Meetings between Western and Windsor: 8-2 in favour of Western Streaks: Western has won the past six meetings between the teams. The Skinny While many expect this game could be a one-sided affair, head coach Greg Marshall and the Mustangs coaching staff are wary of underestimating their opponent. In 2009’s meeting, Western actually trailed early before winning 60-9 at the University of Windsor Stadium on Sept. 19, 2009. Expect a steady rotation between running backs Jerimy Hipperson, Ben Roberts, Kenny Eansor and John Leckie to win the battle of time of possession. ABOUT THE LANCERS 2009 Regular Season: 2-6, 8th OUA 2010 Regular Season: 1-2, beat Toronto, lost to Ottawa and Queen's UP NEXT WINDSOR: at #3 McMaster (2-1, plays at Ottawa on Sept. 18), Sept. 25, 1 p.m., 1 pm WESTERN: at Guelph (0-2), Sept. 18, 7 p.m. ABOUT No. 5 WESTERN Last Game: Beat then No. 6 McMaster 50-19 in Week 3. Recent Games: Lost on last-minute drive 20-19 to then No. 5 Ottawa in Week 2. Defeated then No. 6 Laurier 46-1 on Sept. 1 in regular season opener. Lost 40-12 to Saskatchewan in pre- season on Aug. 27, 2010. Lost to Queen’s 43-39 in 2009 Yates Cup after winning two playoff games (over Wilfrid Laurier 26-16 on Nov. 7, 2009, in OUA semifinal at Waterloo, Ont., and 37-18 over Guelph a week before in OUA quarter-final). Mustangs Regular Season Wins in 2010: Over Wilfrid Laurier, McMaster Mustangs Regular Season Losses in 2010: To Ottawa Mustangs Regular Season Wins in 2009: Over Wilfrid Laurier, Ottawa, Guelph, Windsor, Toronto and York Mustangs Playoff Wins in 2009: Over Guelph, Wilfrid Laurier Mustangs Regular Season Losses in 2009: To Queen’s (27-26) and McMaster (42-35) Mustangs Playoff Losses in 2009: To Queen’s (43-39 in Yates Cup) On Road: 0-1 in 2010 / 4-2 in 2009 (3-1 regular season, 1-1 in playoffs) At Home: 1-0 in 2010 / 4-1 in 2009 (3-1 regular season, 1-0 in playoffs) Head Coach Greg Marshall (4th Season) - Number of seasons as head coach with team (including 2010): 4 - Number of seasons as head coach in CIS (including 2010): 11 (seven with McMaster) - Career regular season record with team: 19-8 - Career regular season record in CIS: 61-20-2 - Career overall record with team (reg. season & playoffs only): 27-11 - Career overall record in CIS (reg. season & playoffs only): 80-29-2 A Family Affair Quarterback Donnie Marshall, eldest son of head coach Greg Marshall, will start at pivot, while rookie slotback Brian Marshall, the middle son of Greg and Donnie’s brother, will add depth. Brothers Mike Norman and Matt Norman are another brother duo with the Mustangs, so are Brent Wheeler and Darryl Wheeler. Marshall seeking win No. 20 as Mustangs head coach Western Mustangs head coach Greg Marshall is seeking his 20th win overall with the Mustangs as head coach in regular season play. He has built a 27-11 record in regular season and playoff play, 19-8 in the regular season alone. Last week in the win over McMaster, Marshall picked up coaching victory 80 in his CIS tenure. Score-ing National TV Games The Western Mustangs will be featured on three of five games set for the 9th season of University Rush on The Score. The Mustangs 50-19 win over McMaster on Sept. 11 kicked off the national TV coverage at home and will continue with the game against Queen’s (Oct. 2, 1 p.m. – Homecoming). Next weekend’s contest at Guelph (Sept. 25, 1 p.m.) will also be on The Score. Hailing Haylor on CJBK CIS winningest head coach Larry Haylor will return to the broadcast booth in 2010 to provide colour and analysis on Newstalk 1290 CJBK (AM 1290 or www.cjbk.com). Russ Courtney will call the action. CHRW Continues Tradition CHRW Radio, 94.9 FM and online at www.chrwradio.com, is back. The voice of the Mustangs for almost 30 years will carry all regular season and playoff games on the FM dial. Dave Woodey and Steve Bibby. 2010 Western Football Practice Schedule Saturday Game Day Sunday Run Down and Game File Review (times vary) Monday OFF (Study Hall) Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Practice 5:00-7:30 p.m., Meetings 8:15 p.m. Friday Walk-Through 5-6:15 p.m., Meetings 7:30 p.m. 2010 CIS TOP TEN –RANKINGS (as of Sept. 14, 2010) Pts (1st place) Previous Week 1. Laval (2-0) 500 (40) 1 2. Ottawa (3-0) 435 3 3. Montreal (2-0) 357 7 4. Calgary (1-1) 328 5 5. Western (2-1) 313 8 6. Saskatchewan (1-1) 253 2 7. Alberta (2-0) 168 NR 8. McMaster (2-1) 86 6 9. Regina (1-1) 68 9 10. Acadia (1-0) 57 NR Also receiving votes: UBC (33), Saint Mary’s (31), Queen’s (22), Guelph (17), Wilfrid Laurier (16), Concordia (14), Sherbrooke (10), Bishop’s (4). 2010 OUA REGULAR SEASON STANDINGS GP W L PF PA PTS Ottawa 3 3 0 88 36 6 Western 3 2 1 115 40 4 Guelph 2 2 0 41 15 4 McMaster 3 2 1 68 92 4 Queen's 2 1 1 58 30 2 Laurier 3 1 2 62 78 2 Windsor 3 1 2 47 80 2 Toronto 3 0 3 36 78 0 York 2 0 2 5 71 0 2009 FINAL OUA REGULAR SEASON STANDINGS GP W L PF PA PTS Queen's 8 7 1 272 149 14 Laurier 8 6 2 210 136 12 WESTERN 8 6 2 335 145 12 Ottawa 8 6 2 260 169 12 McMaster 8 6 2 232 148 12 Guelph 8 3 5 310 253 6 Waterloo 8 3 5 226 213 6 Windsor 8 2 5 110 244 4 Toronto 8 1 7 98 279 2 York 8 0 8 97 414 0 CIS FOOTBALL SCHEDULE (all times LOCAL) Note: Complete webcast and radio schedules at http://english.cis-sic.ca/sports/fball/2010-11/schedule September 17 7:00 Concordia (1-1) at McGill (0-2) 7:00 Mount Allison (1-0) at Sherbrooke (0-2) September 18 1:00 No. 10 Acadia (1-0) at Bishop’s (1-1) 1:00 No. 8 McMaster (2-1) at No. 2 Ottawa (3-0) (Ottawa: Rogers TV Cable 22 / Hamilton: Cable 14) 1:00 York (0-2) at Toronto (0-3) 1:00 Queen’s (1-1) at Guelph (2-0) (The Score) 1:00 No. 4 Calgary (1-1) at No. 7 Alberta (2-0) 1:00 Manitoba (0-2) at UBC (1-1) 2:00 No. 3 Montreal (2-0) at StFX (0-1) 2:00 No. 1 Laval (2-0) at Saint Mary’s (0-1) (EastLink & SRC) 7:00 No. 5 Western (2-1) at Windsor (1-2) (Windsor: TVCogeco 11 / London: Rogers TV Cable 13) 7:00 No. 6 Saskatchewan (1-1) at No. 9 Regina (1-1) PREVIEW: No. 5 Mustangs wary of being overconfident, focused on victory Sept. 18: Western at Windsor, 7 p.m. By Andy Watson, with files from Andrew Simpson LONDON, Ont. - The No. 5 Western Mustangs (2-1) football team aspires to win back-to-back games for the first time this season when they travel to face the Windsor Lancers (1-2) at the University of Windsor Stadium at 7 p.m. on Saturday. The game can be seen live on Rogers TV, Cable 13, at 7 p.m. in the London market. Two radio stations - CHRW 94.9 FM (online http://www.chrwradio.com/listen/) and Newstalk 1290, CJBK on the AM dial (http://www.cjbk.com) - will also carry the action. With a record 8-2 in the past 10 meetings - winning the past six meetings - and a 42-9-1 record overall against Windsor, the Mustangs are the historical favourite in the matchup. Western won the last meeting on Sept. 19, 2009, with a 60-7 decision in Windsor. The Mustangs won the meeting before that 58-5, and the meeting before that 49-0. In all that's a 167-12 margin in three games. Impressive stuff. But the disparity between the clubs this season also adds to a projected one-sided affair.
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