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Opponents Record vs. Opponents Opponent W-L-T Last Meeting Opponent W-L-T Last Meeting Opponent W-L-T Last Meeting Akron .....................24-13 .......UA 9, MU 8, 2005 Georgetown (Ky.) ..... 8-3 .........MU 6, GC 0, 1980 Partridge College ......1-1 .........PC 9, MU 1, 1918 Alabama .................. 0-3 .........Al 16, MU 0, 1997 Glenville State ..........9-1 .......MU 5, GSC 0, 1973 Pembroke College..... 0-2 ........PC 12, MU 3, 1967 Alderson-Broaddus ... 4-0 .........MU 5, AB 3, 1992 Greenbriar Military .... 2-0 ........MU 9, GM 2, 1921 Pittsburgh ................0-2 ........Pitt 6, MU 5, 1995 Appalachian State ...26-41 ..ASU 11, MU 10, 1997 Guilford College........ 0-1 .......GC 11, MU 1, 1967 Rice ........................ 0-3 .......RU 12, MU 0, 2006 Auburn .................... 0-7 .......AU 15, MU 6, 2002 Hampden Sydney ..... 1-0 .........MU 3, HS 0, 1968 Rio Grande .............37-13 .......MU 7, RG 4, 2003 Ball State .................3-9 .......MU 7, BSU 3, 2005 Hawaii ..................... 0-3 .........UH 2, MU 1, 1916 Roanoke College ...... 1-1 .........MU 7, RU 3, 1912 Baptist ..................... 2-0 .......MU 18, BC 4, 1974 Heidelburg College ... 2-0 .......MU 14, HC 9, 1920 St. Bonaventure ....... 2-1 .......SBU 7, MU 6, 2005 Belmont ................... 1-4 .........MU 7, BU 5, 2006 Hofstra .................... 1-0 .......MU 11, HU 7, 2002 Salem College .......... 1-4 ........SC 11, MU 4, 1948 Bethany College ....... 3-1 .........MU 6, BC 1, 1920 Houston .................. 0-4 .........UH 9, MU 1, 2006 Shawnee State .........1-0 ..........MU 7, SS 2, 1992 Biscayne College ...... 1-1 .........MU 2, BC 0, 1972 Illinois ..................... 0-1 ..........UI 4, MU 2, 1916 South Carolina ......... 0-4 .......USC 8, MU 5, 1998 Bluefi eld State .......... 9-0 .........MU 5, BS 2, 1988 Indiana .................... 0-1 ........IU 12, MU 3, 1916 Southern Illinois ....... 0-1 ........SIU 5, MU 2, 1973 Bowling Green ........13-44 .....MU 12, BG 5, 2003 Jacksonville.............. 0-1 ..........JU 8, MU 3, 1972 Southern Miss .......... 1-5 ........USM 5, MU 0, 2006 Brown .................... 0-1 .......BU 10, MU 7, 1990 Jacksonville State ..... 2-1 ........MU 7, JSU 3, 2005 Staunton Military ...... 0-1 .........SM 6, MU 2, 1918 Buffalo ....................13-8 ......MU 13, UB 7, 2006 James Madison ........ 3-1 ........MU 9, JMU 8, 2006 Stetson .................... 0-1 .........SU 6, MU 5, 1972 Camp Lejeune .......... 1-2 .........CL 8, MU 3, 1960 Kalamazoo College ... 1-0 .........MU 3, KC 0, 1917 Tenn.-Chattanooga ...10-0 ......MU 3, UTC 2, 1982 Campbell ................. 0-2 ........CC 22, MU 7, 1999 Kent State ..............19-43 ... KSU 20, MU 6, 2005 Tennessee Tech ........ 2-0 .........MU 6, TT 5, 1950 Cedarville College .....0-1 .........CC 4, MU 3, 1948 Kentucky ................12-27 .......UK 7, MU 6, 2006 Toledo ....................19-19 .......MU 8, UT 5, 2002 Central Michigan ......1-11 ....CMU 12, MU 4, 2005 Kentucky Christian .... 4-0 .......MU 11, KC 0, 1987 Transylvania ............. 2-2 .........TU 2, MU 1, 1922 Charleston So. ......... 4-5 .......MU 8, CSU 6, 2004 Kentucky Wesleyan ... 7-3 ......MU 13, KW 6, 1989 Tulane ..................... 0-4 .......TU 12, MU 1, 2006 Charleston (W.Va.) ..79-28 .....MU 11, UC 3, 1988 Kenyon College ........ 0-1 .........KC 7, MU 6, 1955 UAB ........................ 4-3 .....MU 10, UAB 3, 2006 Charlotte ................. 2-1 ...CHAR 11, MU 2, 1996 Liberty ..................... 2-9 .........LU 5, MU 3, 2005 UCF ......................... 1-2 .......MU 6, UCF 5, 2006 Cincinnati ...............22-23 ... MU 13, UC 11, 1999 Lincoln-Memorial ...... 1-0 .......MU 21, LM 4, 1983 Virginia .................... 0-9 .....UVA 12, MU 0, 2006 The Citadel .............13-28 ..... TC 13, MU 9, 1997 Louisville ................. 3-6 ........UL 17, MU 5, 2004 Va. Commonwealth .. 1-0 .......MU 6, VCU 5, 1997 Clemson ..................2-15 ......CU 16, MU 2, 1990 Malone College......... 2-0 .........MU 5, MC 3, 1971 VMI ........................42-33 ..MU 13, VMI 12, 2000 Cleveland State ........16-8 ......MU 6, CSU 1, 2006 Marietta ..................22-13 .....MU 12, MC 1, 1982 Virginia Tech ............9-22 ........VT 9, MU 4, 2006 Coastal Carolina ....... 2-3 .........MU 5, CC 2, 2001 Maryland ................. 0-2 .......UM 10, MU 3, 2002 Wabash College ....... 0-1 ........WC 6, MU 3, 1916 Coll. of Charleston .... 0-3 ..C of C 14, MU 4, 2004 Memphis .................. 0-3 ......MEM 9, MAR 8, 2006 Wake Forest ............. 0-6 ........WF 5, MU 3, 1990 Columbus (Ga.) .......10-23 .......CC 8, MU 2, 1988 Mercer ..................... 2-4 .......MER 8, MU 0, 2005 Wash. & Jefferson .... 0-1 .........WJ 6, MU 0, 1916 Concord ...................40-6 ........MU 5, CC 3, 2004 Miami (Fla.) ............. 0-4 ........UM 8, MU 3, 1979 West Georgia ........... 1-1 ........WG 4, MU 3, 1979 Cornell .................... 1-0 .........MU 3, CU 1, 1959 Miami (Ohio) ...........26-67 ...... MIA 9, MU 8, 2006 West Virginia...........21-32 ..WVU 11, MU 10, 1998 Davidson ................20-11 .......DU 5, MU 4, 1997 Michigan .................. 0-2 ........UM 8, MU 3, 1935 W. Virginia State.... 49-14-1 ..WVS 16, MU 9, 2005 Davis & Elkins .......... 3-0 .......MU 6, D&E 3, 1992 Michigan Aggies ....... 2-2 .........MA 2, MU 1, 1917 West Virginia Tech ...56-17 .. MU 14, WVT 4, 1990 Dayton ...................25-13 .....MU 16, UD 6, 2005 Minnesota ................ 1-0 ........MU 3, UM 1, 1992 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... 15-8-1 .. MU 4, WVW 1, 1991 Drexel ..................... 3-3 .....DU 14, MU 11, 2003 Morehead State ..........57-64-3 ....... MU 13, MSU 3, 2006 Western Carolina .....14-32 ..WCU 20, MU 10, 1997 Duke ....................... 1-2 .........MU 8, DU 3, 2005 Mountain State......... 0-2 .......MS 10, MU 5, 1910 Western Connecticut 1-0 ......MU 13, WC 0, 1975 Duquesne ................ 0-3 .......DU 16, MU 1, 1999 Murray State ............ 0-1 .....MSU 12, MU 2, 2001 Western Kentucky ....5-10 .....WKU 6, MU 2, 1999 East Carolina ............ 1-5 .......MU 5, ECU 3, 2006 Muskingum College .. 2-1 .........MU 4, MC 3, 1923 Western Michigan .....8-33 ...MU 19, WMU 2, 2003 East Tenn. State ....32-29-1 ..MU 7, ETSU 5, 1997 New River State ....... 1-0 .....MU 15, NRS 7, 1938 Western Reserve ...... 1-3 ........WR 5, MU 3, 1955 Eastern Illinois ......... 1-0 ..........MU 6, EI 5, 2003 New York State ........ 1-0 .......MU 7, NYS 0, 1949 William & Mary ......... 1-1 ......MU 12, WM 3, 1977 Eastern Kentucky ....22-29 ........MU 14, EKU 12, 2006 New York Tech ......... 4-2 ....... NYIT 2, MU 1, 2006 Wilmington College .. 3-1 ........MU 9, WC 1, 1967 Eastern Michigan ....5-13-1 .. EMU 12, MU 7, 2005 Niagara ................... 4-1 .......MU 13, NU 2, 2006 Wingate .................. 0-0-1 ...... MU 1, WC 1, 1985 Emory & Henry ........ 2-1 .....MU 12, E&H 5, 1969 North Carolina .......... 0-1 .....UNC 18, MU 7, 1997 Winthrop ................0-3-1 .... WU 12, MU 0, 2002 Evansville ................ 0-2 .......UE 13, MU 8, 1950 North Carolina A&T .. 6-3 .......MU 7, A&T 5, 2001 Wittenberg .............. 3-0 ........MU 6, WU 2, 1934 Fairfi eld ................... 1-1 .........MU 8, FU 1, 2000 UNC-Asheville .......... 1-5 .....UNCA 7, MU 2, 2002 Wofford ................... 2-4 ........MU 9, WC 8, 1999 Fairmont State .........20-3 .....MU 12, FSU 1, 1991 North Carolina State . 0-3 .......NCS 9, MU 1, 2003 Wright State ............ 4-3 ......WS 10, MU 0, 2003 Findlay .................... 0-1 .........FU 9, MU 3, 2002 North Central (Ill.) .... 1-0 .........MU 5, NC 2, 1978 Xavier (Ohio) ..........25-27 .....XU 18, MU 6, 1983 Florida State ............ 1-5 ......FSU 14, MU 2, 1997 Northen Illinois ........ 3-3 ........NIU 6, MU 2, 2000 Youngstown State .... 6-3 .......YSU 6, MU 3, 2003 Florida Tech ............. 1-0 ........MU 12, FT 2, 1972 Notre Dame ............. 3-0 .......MU 1, UND 0, 1929 Others .................. 44-16-1 Francis Marion ......... 1-0 .........MU 8, FM 2, 1974 Oakland (Mich.) ........ 2-0 .........MU 9, OU 0, 1973 Furman ..................23-20 ..... FU 19, MU 6, 1997 Ohio Northern .......... 1-0 .....MU 12, ONU 8, 1929 Gardner Webb .......... 1-2 ......MU 20, GW 5, 2001 Ohio State ...............0-15 ....OSU 10, MU 7, 2000 George Mason .......... 0-1 ....GMU 11, MU 4, 2004 Ohio .....................39-105-1 ...... MU 8, OU 6, 2006 Georgia ................... 0-2 .......UGA 7, MU 5, 2000 Ohio Wesleyan ......... 7-4 ......MU 17, OW 4, 1934 Georgia Southern ....2-15 ......GSU 11, MU 8, 2006 Oklahoma State ....... 0-2 .....OSU 11, MU 2, 2001 All-Time Results 1896 (3-0) Staunton Military ..................L 2-6 1926 (7-8) Morris Harvey ................... W 13-3 Business Team ..................W 17-8 1913 (1-3) Virginia .............................. L 4-15 Eastern Kentucky .............. W 17-7 Morris Harvey ................... W 10-4 Business Team ....................W 2-1 West Virginia........................ L 6-7 Virginia Tech ........................L 2-3 Eastern Kentucky ............... L 8-12 Marietta ............................ W 10-2 Business Team ....................W 1-0 West Virginia........................ L 2-5 Morris Harvey .....................W 7-1 Bluefi eld State .....................W 5-2 Morris Harvey ................... W 10-2 Marietta ..............................W 6-0 Partridge ............................W 3-1 Rio Grande ........................ L 9-24 Fairmont State ....................W 5-4 1899 (5-0) Hawaii ................................. L 0-4 Partridge ............................. L 3-9 Morris
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