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Mount Union's defense brings it up front, starting with James Herbert's 14 sacks.
Photo by Matt Florjancic, D3sports.com
Bring the pressure
Mount Union hopes to do in 2008 what it couldn't do in 2007, shut down the UW-Whitewater offense.

In Stagg Bowl XXXV, the Warhawks had 410 yards of total offense and scored 31 points. And while most of the offense came in the form of seniors from last season, so did most of the Mount Union defense.

If the Purple Raiders want to get pressure against the UW-Whitewater offensive line, it needs to start up front, with defensive end James Herbert and the rest of the line. The story, in a Road to Salem feature by Matt Florjancic.

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For UW-Whitewater, this season keys around the man calling the signals, Jeff Donovan. Scroll down for more or go directly to a Road to Salem feature by Bill Huber.

Our Stagg Bowl XXXVI sideline reporter, Frank Rossi, will bring you a first-hand look at the events around the Stagg Bowl from a first-timer's perspective. Check out his posts on the Daily Dose.

We'll also have more features throughout the week, including our predictions on Friday and a look at this new rivalry that is playing out at the highest level of Division III football.

Then, join us for the All-American announcement and pregame show on Saturday morning, as well as our online audio broadcast of the game. Listen to the national broadcast crew that knows the teams and keep the TV on mute.
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