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The CSN Way: Three Paths to the Pros
It was a great NFL draft if you played in the FCS. It’s rare enough that two FCS players get drafted in the first round, let alone eight in the first three rounds. The story of the draft, however, is best summed up by the three different paths that three of the biggest stars of FCS have taken to the NFL.
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| Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie |
FCS in the NFL Draft
Defensive Back Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie of Tennessee State University is the top pick from the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision in the 2008 NFL Draft. Rodgers-Cromartie was selected with the 16th pick in the first round of the draft. QB Joe Flacco from Delaware was taken with the 18th selection making this year the first since 2000 to have two former FCS players taken in the first round. Here is the list of the 24 former FCS student-athletes selected in the 2008 NFL draft, the most selected since 2000.
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FCS Buries FBS as NCAA Honors Division I Teams for Academic Performance
76% of Division I football programs honored are from the Football Championship Subdivision.
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The CSN Way: Whew, 2007
The 2007 season began -- and ended -- with historic achievements. Conference by conference, here’s a look back at the “year that was” in FCS football. The champions, the games of the year, the highest moments, the biggest disappointments, the best players and the unsung heroes, the "what if's" and the peeks forward. Whew, 2007!
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| Villanova Spring Scrimmage |
2008 Road CSN Photo Galleries
The whole CSN crew hits the road for a fantastic journey around the FCS! The staff fans out around the FCS landscape the best we can and returns with photos for you all. See the pictures here. Galleries include those from all the illustrious staff. Ralph, Kent, Chuck, Bruce, Mark et. al. We do it all for you so enjoy the pics.
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MIAC Profiles of Excellence: Chris Erichsen, Saint John's University
One of the key differences between a great runner and a champion runner is that the exceptional runner savors the competition. He thrives on the heat of battle and turns in his top performances when challenged. This competitive fire has enabled Chris Erichsen of Saint John’s University to become a five-time All-American. That same drive ensures he will be a success in the business world after he hangs up his cleats.
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College Sporting News Names Bye and Theisen 2007-2008 Senior Student-Athlete Award Winners for the MIAC
College Sporting News is proud to announce its honorees for this year’s CSN Senior Student-Athlete Award from the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. The 2007-2008 female and male winners are Maria Bye and P.J. Theisen, both of the University of St. Thomas.
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MIAC Profiles of Excellence: Julie Mahre, Gustavus Adolphus College
Many high school athletes would jump at the chance to play for a Division I program. But Julie Mahre wasn’t sure if playing at that level was the right thing for her. She wanted the full college experience, and wasn’t sure that playing at Division I would allow for that. After some soul searching, she decided against playing at that level and enrolled at Gustavus Adolphus College, where she has gone on to become the school’s all-time home run champ. She has also gotten that balance of athletics and education she was afraid would be lacking at a D-I program.
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