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By PAUL DELANEY
Staff Reporter 

Running Cal Poly Mustangs next challenge for Eastern

Eagles hunt down Grizzlies 35-16 at Roos

 

Last updated 11/3/2016 at 4:48pm

Paul Delaney

After making adjustments, Eastern's defense made life miserable for Grizzlies' quarterback Brady Gustafson. He was sacked twice and threw two interceptions.

The giants keep lining up, and so far, Eastern Washington finds ways to knock them down.

The nation's No. 3-ranked Football Championship Subdivision Eagles - fresh from quietly dominating No. 16 Montana with a 35-16 Big Sky Conference win last Saturday at Roos Field - face yet another ranked opponent on the road against the No. 14 Cal Poly Mustangs.

The game, set for Alex G. Spanos Stadium in San Luis Obispo, Calif. kicks off at 6:05 p.m., and while not on any regular TV networks it can be viewed on watchbigsky.com. Radio coverage is on 700-AM ESPN.

The contest features a battle of the top...



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