Check out the early part of the article from gobearcat.com. This is pretty funny.
"Central Arkansas ended Sam Houston’s hopes for a third consecutive FCS playoff berth with a 49-31 defeat at Estes Stadium in Conway.
With the result, last year’s Southland co-champions end this season tied for third in the league race with identical 4-3 conference records. Sam Houston finishes 8-4 for the season while UCA upped its overall record to 7-5.
The contest marked the final appearance in a Bearkat uniform for nine seniors who have been part of the most successful four years in Sam Houston’s 97 years of football.
For only the second time in the last 51 Bearkat football games, Brian Bell did not start at quarterback. Bell suffered a shoulder sprain in the fourth quarter of the Southeastern Louisiana game a week ago but came off the bench late in the first quarter to take over the offense from redshirt freshman Jared Johnson.
Bell passed for 327 yards and four touchdowns. He ends his career as Sam Houston’s winningest quarterback (38-10 as a starter) and the program’s all-time leader in passing and total offense."
"Central Arkansas ended Sam Houston’s hopes for a third consecutive FCS playoff berth with a 49-31 defeat at Estes Stadium in Conway.
With the result, last year’s Southland co-champions end this season tied for third in the league race with identical 4-3 conference records. Sam Houston finishes 8-4 for the season while UCA upped its overall record to 7-5.
The contest marked the final appearance in a Bearkat uniform for nine seniors who have been part of the most successful four years in Sam Houston’s 97 years of football.
For only the second time in the last 51 Bearkat football games, Brian Bell did not start at quarterback. Bell suffered a shoulder sprain in the fourth quarter of the Southeastern Louisiana game a week ago but came off the bench late in the first quarter to take over the offense from redshirt freshman Jared Johnson.
Bell passed for 327 yards and four touchdowns. He ends his career as Sam Houston’s winningest quarterback (38-10 as a starter) and the program’s all-time leader in passing and total offense."