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Men's Interhall Football: Bottom seeds meet as underdogs for title

St. Edward’s (4-2) and Siegfried (4-1-1) square off Sunday for the 2009 Men’s Interhall championship. Though St. Edward’s is the eighth seed and Siegfried the seventh, the teams were both able to pull off upsets in the playoff rounds to reach the final contest of the season. “We’re very excited to play in the Stadium,” Siegfried senior lineman Adam Mathews said. “It’s been our goal all season.” Full story

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