http://www.swosu.edu/athletics/swosu/athletics/sports/football/news-feed.asp -0400Cascade Serverinfo@hannonhill.comhttp://www.swosu.edu/athletics/sports/football/news/2009/2009-11-10.aspQuarterback Steve Day has again been selected as the Lone Star Conference's North Division Academic Player-of-the-Year. -0400http://www.swosu.edu/athletics/sports/football/news/2009/2009-11-09.aspSouthwestern Oklahoma State University had three players selected to the Lone Star Conference's North Division football team according to an announcement by the league office earlier this week. -0400http://www.swosu.edu/athletics/sports/football/news/2009/2009-11-07.aspSouthwestern Oklahoma State University stood toe-to-toe with Lone Star Conference North Division heavyweight Texas A&M Commerce and gave the Lions a fight to the finish before falling 15-12 in a football game Saturday in Weatherford. -0400http://www.swosu.edu/athletics/sports/football/news/2009/2009-11-04.aspThe 2009 football season for Southwestern Oklahoma State University will draw to a close Saturday as the Bulldogs host Texas A&M University-Commerce. -0400http://www.swosu.edu/athletics/sports/football/news/2009/2009-10-31.aspSouthwestern Oklahoma State University's string of success against Oklahoma Panhandle State on the football field came to an unexpected end Saturday in a 28-24 loss. -0400http://www.swosu.edu/athletics/sports/football/news/2009/2009-10-30.aspSouthwestern Oklahoma State University got its first win of the season in dramatic fashion as Johnathan Haggerty caught 19-yard pass from quarterback Steve Day on the game's final play to lift the Bulldogs to a 14-13 victory over East Central University. -0400http://www.swosu.edu/athletics/sports/football/news/2009/2009-10-29.aspThe Southwestern Oklahoma State University football team is going pink during the month of October in support of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. -0400http://www.swosu.edu/athletics/sports/football/news/2009/2009-10-23.aspA large Homecoming crowd is expected to give Southwestern Oklahoma State University a considerable boost in Saturday's football game against longtime rival East Central University. -0400http://www.swosu.edu/athletics/sports/football/news/2009/2009-10-17.aspSouthwestern Oklahoma State University fashioned its best football game of the season giving rival Central Oklahoma a stern challenge before falling 41-23 Saturday in Edmond. -0400http://www.swosu.edu/athletics/sports/football/news/2009/2009-10-10.aspSouthwestern Oklahoma State University's push for its first football victory came up just short as Northeastern State University escaped with a 13-6 win Saturday in Tahlequah. -0400http://www.swosu.edu/athletics/sports/football/news/2009/2009-10-03.aspSouthwestern Oklahoma State University made a few costly missteps and were unable to overcome a pair of big plays by Southeastern Oklahoma State University and lost 33-10 in a football game Saturday in Weatherford. -0400http://www.swosu.edu/athletics/sports/football/news/2009/2009-09-30.aspSouthwestern Oklahoma State University begins the second half of its 2009 football schedule by opening up Lone Star Conference North Division play with longtime rival Southeastern Oklahoma State University. -0400http://www.swosu.edu/athletics/sports/football/news/2009/2009-09-26.aspSouthwestern Oklahoma State University hopes to set aside what has been a difficult start for its 2009 football season and focus on starting anew when Lone Star Conference North Division play begins next week at home against Southeastern Oklahoma State University. -0400http://www.swosu.edu/athletics/sports/football/news/2009/2009-09-19.aspWEATHERFORD, Okla. – Southwestern Oklahoma State University played some of its most inspired ball of the season giving West Texas A&M a stern challenge before falling 41-15 in a football game Saturday in Weatherford. -0400http://www.swosu.edu/athletics/sports/football/news/2009/2009-09-18.aspSouthwestern Oklahoma State University is expected to get a considerable boost by a supportive home crowd filled with parents, family and friends as West Texas A&M University brings its football team to Weatherford Saturday . -0400http://www.swosu.edu/athletics/sports/football/news/2009/2009-09-12.aspSouthwestern Oklahoma State University's search for its first football win of the season was extended another week as the Bulldogs were beaten 55-10 by Angelo State University Saturday in San Angelo, Texas. -0400http://www.swosu.edu/athletics/sports/football/news/2009/2009-09-05.aspSouthwestern Oklahoma State University had its hands full slowing down Eastern New Mexico's Air-Raid Attack as the Greyhounds won in convincing fashion, 45-7. -0400http://www.swosu.edu/athletics/sports/football/news/2009/2009-09-03.aspSouthwestern Oklahoma State University will play in front of its home crowd for the first time this season as the Bulldogs host Eastern New Mexico University. -0400http://www.swosu.edu/athletics/sports/football/news/2009/2009-08-27.aspFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Aug. 27, 2009 Contact: Justin Tinder, SWOSU Sports Information Director, 580-774-7162 BULLDOGS LOSE OPENER TO ESU EMPORIA, KAN. – Southwestern Oklahoma State University played well in spots but could not overcome a slow start on the way to a 48-17 loss to Emporia State. The game was the season opener for both teams. -0400http://www.swosu.edu/athletics/sports/football/news/2009/2009-08-21.aspSouthwestern Oklahoma State University football coach Dan Cocannouer expressed pleasure with the results of Thursday's workout and scrimmage. -0400