Just when the Big Sky Conference football tie-breaking procedure had people comparing it to one of those headache-causing story problems — remember, the ones dealing with trains traveling in opposite directions? — along came UC Davis and North Dakota.
Going into last weekend, more than half the league’s teams had a shot at the title, with a match-up featuring Montana State and Idaho State taking one of them out of the title equation.
But when the black rubber dust of the artificial turf filling finally settled last Saturday, only two were standing. That’s because two of the league’s second-div...
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