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Eastern rolls through North Dakota

Winning took on a few added dimensions Saturday night for Eastern Washington. Because defense and special teams helped the seventh-ranked Eagles to an easy 55-17 Big Sky Conference football win over North Dakota, the whole season could take a new dimension, beginning next week.
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Eagles overwhelm North Dakota 55-17

Vernon Adams threw for four touchdowns and Demitrius Bronson rushed for 118 yards and a score as Eastern Washington defeated North Dakota 55-17 on Saturday night.
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Eastern Washington host to North Dakota

Even before the season began, today’s home game against North Dakota had “trap” written all over it, a tricky matchup against a Big Sky Conference newcomer sandwiched between emotional games against Montana and Montana State. Little has changed since then.
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Eastern expects high-octane offense from North Dakota

Even before the season began, Saturday’s home game against North Dakota had “trap” written all over it, a tricky matchup against a Big Sky Conference newcomer sandwiched between emotional games against Montana and Montana State.
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Hardin gives North Dakota extra firepower

North Dakota, you’re not in the Big West Conference anymore. UND, one of five newcomers to the Big Sky Conference, goes on the road this week to face seventh-ranked Eastern Washington. After that, it’s Northern Arizona, Montana and Montana State.
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Mead shuts out Shadle Park in GSL girls soccer

Kevin Houston and the Mead girls soccer team are “starting to put the pieces together,” and it showed Wednesday afternoon. The Panthers scored early in both halves to notch a 4-0 Greater Spokane League girls soccer win at Shadle Park and improve their chances of reaching the District 8 4A playoffs.
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Eagles must get defensive

Unofficially, summer in Cheney ended late Tuesday afternoon. Just as Eastern Washington football practice began, a chilly wind swept away the last warm feelings from last weekend’s win over Montana. The cold reality is that a good North Dakota team will come to Roos Field on Saturday.
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Emotions run high when Eastern plays Montana

Today’s Eastern Washington-Montana football game has been so thoroughly hyped, the only danger may be hyperventilation. “The issue is making sure our guys can breathe,” Eastern coach Beau Baldwin said, only half-jokingly.