Midwest Collegiate Athletic Association



MIDWEST COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION










The Hostage Drum: SPU Strikes Adams Off-the-Field
    The air outside the stadium crackled with the fever of college football: the Adams College Atoms versus the Scorin Pointzon U Roarin` Hangovers. Two hours before kickoff, the colossal Adams bass drum, gleaming red, white, and blue and sitting majestically on its custom rolling cart, was briefly left unattended while the head drummer fetched a pre-game sports drink. This was the critical gap the SPU Gamma Rho Zeta fraternity had waited for. Clad in dark, neutral jackets and moving with practiced, silent efficiency honed from years of campus pranks, the four-person raid team swiftly detached the drum’s cart from the equipment trailer. Using the deafening roar of the early tailgating crowd as cover, they smoothly rolled the massive, symbolic instrument out of the stadium perimeter and disappeared into the maze of nearby side streets.
    Professor Elara Vance, the Adams band director, discovered the theft thirty agonizing minutes later, her perfectly composed demeanor dissolving into a panic-stricken shout. “The Thunder! Where is the Adams Thunder?” she shrieked, waving her baton frantically at the empty space where the drum should have been. Kickoff was now mere moments away, and without the deep, driving pulse of the mammoth bass drum, the band's signature entrance routine—The Atomic Blast—would be a hollow, defeated flutter. Campus security was immediately alerted, but the trail was cold. The theft was clearly a psychological attack, aimed not just at property but at deflating the Adams Atoms’ spirit before a single snap of the ball.
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MCAA Standings


AMERICAN MIDWEST CONFERENCE
#6   Madison State -x 4-0 6-2 0.750 375 279
#2   Legnbaz Tech -x 3-1 7-1 0.875 458 330
#8   Da Illini Royal Academy 3-1 5-3 0.625 431 355
#5   St. Thomas University 2-2 5-3 0.625 448 375
#15   Huxley College 2-2 4-4 0.500 328 348
#16   Georgia 1-3 2-6 0.250 376 421
#20   Michigan 1-3 2-6 0.250 256 334
#24   Southern Florida St. 0-4 0-8 0.000 191 379

BIG EIGHT CONFERENCE
#12   Arlington State 4-0 5-3 0.625 401 347
#11   Scorin Pointzon U 3-1 5-3 0.625 371 319
#13   Adams College 3-1 5-3 0.625 359 399
#10   Dorian University -x 2-2 6-2 0.750 337 275
#23   Florida State 1-3 1-7 0.125 233 383
#21   Nevada 1-3 1-7 0.125 270 362
#19   Faber College 1-3 2-6 0.250 303 396
#18   Texas State 1-3 3-5 0.375 280 326

NORTH STAR CONFERENCE
#4   Southern University -x 3-1 7-1 0.875 389 295
#1   Kansas State -x 3-1 7-1 0.875 448 354
#3   Norse Dakota State -x 3-1 6-2 0.750 434 382
#9   DC (Not a) St. U 2-2 5-3 0.625 406 342
#14   Ole Miss 2-2 4-4 0.500 393 357
#7   Atlantic Poly 1-3 5-3 0.625 415 328
#17   Iowa A&M 1-3 2-6 0.250 350 467
#22   Alabama 1-3 1-7 0.125 264 363

-x = Bowl Eligible


St. Thomas Hands Previously Unbeaten Legnbaz Tech Stinging Defeat, 74-42
    The undefeated run of Legnbaz Tech came to a sudden and emphatic end Saturday as St. Thomas University delivered a stunning 74-42 defeat in what turned out to be a lopsided affair. The Bobcats, playing with aggressive conviction, shredded Legnbaz Tech’s highly touted defense from the opening whistle, hanging nearly 70 points on the board and proving they belong in the national conversation. The outcome was a clear statement to the Midwest Collegiate Athletic Association (MCAA): Legnbaz Tech's flawless record was a mirage, and St. Thomas is now one of the team to beat, as they climb to #5 in the polls.
    The St. Thomas offense was led by a masterclass performance from quarterback Brendan Sorsby, who threw for 270 yards and three touchdowns, contributing 20 total points to the Bobcats' monumental tally. His favorite target, wide receiver Elijah Sarratt, hauled in four receptions for 70 yards and two scores, displaying textbook synchronization that Legnbaz Tech’s secondary simply couldn't disrupt. On the ground, running back LJ Martin carried the ball 26 times for 122 yards, providing the necessary balance to control the pace of the game. Though Legnbaz Tech managed production from running back Mike Washington Jr. (147 rushing yards) and receiver Malachi Toney (135 receiving yards), their offense ultimately couldn’t keep pace with the Bobcats’ unrelenting scoring drives.
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MCAA Rebrands Championship Logos
    The MCAA's Corporate Office recently completed a project to update the league's championship logos. Championship logos can be viewed on team pages by clicking the Championships/Trophies link for a team.
    MCAA National Championship Logo - Faber College currently holds the most MCAA National Championships with six. Arlington State is second with four. Eleven other schools all have one each.
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Naming Back-Ups for Weather-Related Cancellations
     If you are worried about weather (usually hurricanes) cancellations, here are the rules for naming replacement players. Post the following information on the message board:
     1. You must name, specifically, which player will be replaced, and which player will be the replacement.
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American Midwest
(8)  Da Illini Academy at 0
(2)  Legnbaz Tech 0
 
(16)  Georgia at 0
(24)  Southern Florida St. 0
 
(15)  Huxley College at 0
(5)  St. Thomas University 0
 
(6)  Madison St. at 0
(20)  Michigan 0
 
Big Eight
(10)  Dorian University at 0
(13)  Adams 0
 
(19)  Faber College at 0
(23)  Florida St. 0
 
(21)  Nevada at 0
(12)  Arlington St. 0
 
(11)  Scorin Pointzon U at 0
(18)  Texas St. 0
 
North Star
(22)  Alabama at 0
(1)  Kansas St. 0
 
(9)  DC (Not a) St. U at 0
(17)  Iowa A&M 0
 
(3)  Norse Dakota St. at 0
(14)  Ole Miss 0
 
(4)  Southern University at 0
(7)  Atlantic Poly 0
 

Complete League Schedule




10/24/2025
North Texas at11:00
CharlotteET
 
California at11:30
Virginia TechET
 
10/25/2025
Missouri at4:00
VanderbiltET
 
Michigan at4:00
Michigan StateET
 
Minnesota at4:00
IowaET
 
Northwestern at4:00
NebraskaET
 
Rutgers at4:00
PurdueET
 
UCLA at4:00
IndianaET
 
Wisconsin at4:00
OregonET
 
Southern Methodist at4:00
Wake ForestET
 
Boston College at4:00
LouisvilleET
 
Syracuse at4:00
Georgia TechET
 
Stanford at4:00
Miami (FL)ET
 
Virginia at4:00
North CarolinaET
 
North Carolina State at4:00
PittsburghET
 
Houston at4:00
Arizona StateET
 
Baylor at4:00
CincinnatiET
 
Brigham Young at4:00
Iowa StateET
 
Kansas State at4:00
KansasET
 
Oklahoma State at4:00
Texas TechET
 
Colorado at4:00
UtahET
 
TCU at4:00
West VirginiaET
 
Connecticut at4:00
RiceET
 
Auburn at4:00
ArkansasET
 
Tennessee at4:00
KentuckyET
 
Texas A&M at4:00
LSUET
 
Texas at4:00
Mississippi StateET
 
Ole Miss at4:00
OklahomaET
 
Alabama at4:00
South CarolinaET
 
Illinois at4:00
WashingtonET
 
South Florida at4:00
MemphisET
 
Temple at4:00
TulsaET
 
Florida Atlantic at7:30
NavyET
 
Toledo at7:30
Washington StateET
 






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