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2010 NAIA football national championship


FieldValue
game_nameNAIA Football National Championship
title_sponsorRussell Athletic
date_game_playedDecember 18
year_game_played2010
football_season2010
stadiumBarron Stadium
cityRome, Georgia
visitor_schoolCarroll College (Montana)
visitor_name_shortCarroll
visitor_nicknameFighting Saints
visitor_record13–0
visitor_rank_coaches2
visitor_coachMike Van Diest
visitor_1q0
visitor_2q7
visitor_3q0
visitor_4q3
home_schoolUniversity of Sioux Falls
home_name_shortSioux Falls
home_nicknameCougars
home_record13–0
home_rank_coaches1
home_coachJed Stugart
home_1q0
home_2q7
home_3q0
home_4q0
MVPGary Wagner, Carroll (Offense)
Eric Anderson, Sioux Falls (Defense)
refereeLes Anderson
Scott Richardson
Jim Scifres
Jim Rogers
Gary Schildmeyer
Brett Henninger
Kirt Shay
attendance6,000
us_networkCBS College Sports Network

Eric Anderson, Sioux Falls (Defense) Scott Richardson Jim Scifres Jim Rogers Gary Schildmeyer Brett Henninger Kirt Shay

The 2010 NAIA football national championship was played on December 18, 2010, as the 55th Annual Russell Athletic NAIA Football National Championship.

The championship game was played at Barron Stadium in Rome, Georgia. The Carroll Fighting Saints won the championship over the Sioux Falls Cougars by a score of 10–7. With their 6th championship, Carroll moved to within one of the all-time NAIA records of seven held by Texas A&I. The win also snapped Sioux Falls' 42-game winning streak; their last loss was at Carroll's hands in the 2007 NAIA championship game.

Sixteen teams from across the United States participated in a single-elimination tournament.

Scoring Summary

Tournament bracket

November 20 November 27 December 4 December 18 | RD1-seed01=1 | RD1-team01=Sioux Falls (SD) (10–0) | RD1-score01=33 | RD1-seed02=16 | RD1-team02=Northwestern Oklahoma State (8–2) | RD1-score02=14 | RD1-seed03=6 | RD1-team03=McPherson (KS) (10–0) | RD1-score03=14 | RD1-seed04=12 | RD1-team04=McKendree (IL) (8–2) | RD1-score04=38 | RD1-seed05=4 | RD1-team05=MidAmerica Nazarene (10–0) | RD1-score05=27 | RD1-seed06=17 | RD1-team06=Georgetown (KY) (8–2) | RD1-score06=24 | RD1-seed07=7 | RD1-team07=Morningside (IA) (9–1) | RD1-score07=38 | RD1-seed08=9 | RD1-team08=Dickinson State (9–1) | RD1-score08=17 | RD1-seed09=2 | RD1-team09=Carroll (MT) (10–0) | RD1-score09=35 | RD1-seed10=18 | RD1-team10=Azusa Pacific (6–3) | RD1-score10=21 | RD1-seed11=8 | RD1-team11=Ottawa (KS) (9–1) | RD1-score11=20 | RD1-seed12=11 | RD1-team12=Marian (IN) (9–2) | RD1-score12=35 | RD1-seed13=3 | RD1-team13=Saint Xavier (IL) (11–0) | RD1-score13=66 | RD1-seed14=20 | RD1-team14=Cumberlands (KY) (7–3) | RD1-score14=19 | RD1-seed15=5 | RD1-team15=Lindenwood (MO) (9–1) | RD1-score15=38 | RD1-seed16=10 | RD1-team16=Saint Francis (IN) (9–1) | RD1-score16=46 | RD2-seed01=1 | RD2-team01=Sioux Falls (SD) | RD2-score01=27 | RD2-seed02=12 | RD2-team02=McKendree (IL) | RD2-score02=7 | RD2-seed03=4 | RD2-team03=MidAmerica Nazarene | RD2-score03=34 | RD2-seed04=7 | RD2-team04=Morningside (IA) | RD2-score04=10 | RD2-seed05=2 | RD2-team05=Carroll (MT) | RD2-score05=38 | RD2-seed06=11 | RD2-team06=Marian (IN) | RD2-score06=6 | RD2-seed07=3 | RD2-team07=Saint Xavier (IL) | RD2-score07=40 | RD2-seed08=10 | RD2-team08=Saint Francis (IN) | RD2-score08=21 | RD3-seed01=1 | RD3-team01=Sioux Falls (SD) | RD3-score01=38 | RD3-seed02=4 | RD3-team02=MidAmerica Nazarene | RD3-score02=0 | RD3-seed03=2 | RD3-team03=Carroll (MT) | RD3-score03=27 | RD3-seed04=3 | RD3-team04=Saint Xavier (IL) | RD3-score04=5 | RD4-seed01=1 | RD4-team01=Sioux Falls (SD) | RD4-score01=7 | RD4-seed02=2 | RD4-team02=Carroll (MT) | RD4-score02=10

    • denotes OT.

Game details

First round

#11 Marian at No. 8 Ottawa

Ottawa completed its worst game on offense in terms of total yards for the season, only coming up with 246. Ottawa did manage to take the lead twice, but in the third quarter Marian would take the lead for good.

Defensively, Ottawa's Eric Wilson returned a 98-yard interception for a touchdown but the final score would fall 15 points short to end at 35–20.{{Cite web |access-date=November 21, 2010}}

#12 McKendree at No. 6 McPherson

McKendree took off to a 14 point lead in the first quarter and maintained the lead for the remainder of the game, dumping McPherson for their second first-round playoff loss in two years. It was the first loss for McPherson in the season, which ended with a final record of 10–1.

McKendree scored five touchdowns and claimed victory in the end with a final score of 38–14.{{Cite web

References

References

  1. "55th Annual Russell Athletic-NAIA Football National Championship - NAIA OFFICIAL ATHLETIC SITE".
  2. "Carroll Wins Sixth National Championship with 10-7 Victory Against Sioux Falls - NAIA OFFICIAL ATHLETIC SITE".
  3. "Carroll vs Sioux Falls".
  4. (November 20, 2010). "Ottawa University Team Stats Game by Game (Offense)". [[Daktronics.
  5. Davidson, Bob. (November 21, 2010). "McKendree's Ground Attack Runs Over McPherson". [[Salina Journal]].
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