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1999 Mid-South Conference Football
Weekly Report

FINAL REPORT
Jason Falls -- MSC Football Information Director
Georgetown College, 400 East College Street, Georgetown, KY  40324
Phone:  502-863-7972   Fax:  502-868-7743


Team Statistics
Individual Statistics

1999 FINAL STANDINGS

CONFERENCE OVERALL
W L .PCT PF PA W L .PCT
Georgetown 7 0 1.000 370 107 13 1 .929
Lambuth 6 1 .857 377 138 8 4 .727
North Greenville 5 2 .714 192 193 5 6 .455
Belhaven 4 3 .571 168 211 7 4 .636
Campbellsville 2 5 .286 189 223 2 8 .200
Cumberland (Tenn.) 2 5 .286 153 299 2 8 .200
Cumberland (Ky.) 2 5 .286 81 215 3 8 .273
Union (Ky.) 0 7 .000 111 291 0 11 .000


Noteworthy
Postseason parties: For the first time in league history, the Mid-South Conference produced three post-season participants in 1999. Georgetown College marched through a season ranked #1 in the NAIA polls for nine straight weeks and finished national runners-up after falling to champion Northwestern Oklahoma State, 34-26, in the NAIA Title Game. Lambuth made a playoff run which saw them fall to eventual champ Northwestern as well.

The third MSC team, North Greenville, was the league's first representative to the KWTO Bolivar Chamber of Commerce Bowl pitting the highest finishing Mid-South Conference and Heart of America Conference schools not participating in the NAIA Football Championship Series. The Mounties lost, however, giving the Heart of America a 1-0 lead in the now annual bowl game.



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