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Tickets are now available for the 2019 SOU Sports Hall of Fame Banquet.
The banquet is set for Saturday, Nov. 2 at 9 a.m. in the Rogue River Room in the Stevenson Union on the SOU Campus. A donation of $20 is asked for individuals attending and the banquet will also feature a breakfast.
The 2019 SOU Sports Hall of Fame class includes swimmer Michael Ashe, football coach and athletic director Chuck Mills, volleyball standout Lindsey Stone and wrestler Ken Wharry.
To RSVP your spot at the banquet, call 541-552-6772. Cash and checks will be taken at the door of the banquet.

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With Montana Tech beating Montana Western and the Raiders winning or losing by a touchdown or less in each of their five Frontier Conference contests, one thing is for sure: parity is alive and well in the Frontier Conference. The only Frontier Conference team with a chance of not winning a conference game is Montana Northern, yet they beat their only non-Frontier Conference opponent (on the road no less and against a team that is .500 when not playing Frontier Conference opponents). Add to this mix the fact that Rocky beat, on the road, Dickinson State–a team the coaches believe is in the top 14 and 5-0 when not playing Frontier Conference teams–and you can see the Frontier Conference is a few cuts above the rest.
Massey sees this; the coaches do not. Therefore, Massey has the College of Idaho at #1 and seven Frontier Conference teams in the top 19. SOU comes in at #8 with the most difficult schedule in the NAIA. The Raiders are the only team that has come close to beating the College of Idaho. The coaches are unlikely to ever put the Raiders back in the top twenty this season. Instead they have Kansas Wesleyan at #2. Massey has Kansas Wesleyan at #22!
Southern Oregon travels to Eastern Oregon this weekend. Massey gives SOU a 67% chance of winning in making them 6-point favorites.