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The conference in the spring will release game times and TV channels for the first three weeks of the regular season and the midweek 'MACtion' schedule.ġ and Penn State in Week 4 and the Eagles visit coach Herm Edwards and Arizona State in Week 3.Įach MAC school will play eight conference games, five against divisional opponents and three crossover-divisional. #CNON MAC FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 2016 TV#Īll remaining times and TV will be announced 12 days prior to the scheduled game. Once again, MAC games will air on ESPN networks and CBS Sports Network. Last season was a good one for the Michigan MAC schools, with all three finishing with winning records and a bowl appearance.ĬMU went 9-4 (6-2 MAC) with a 24-21 Sun Bowl win over Washington State. WMU went 8-5 (4-4) with a 52-24 win over Nevada in the Quick Lane Bowl.ĮMU went 7-6 (4-4), losing 56-20 in the Lending Tree Bowl to Liberty. Here's a look at the entire MAC football schedule, with the individual games for the three Michigan schools below.

The annual MAC championship game is scheduled for Dec.

The WPIAL 6A playoffs will feature five teams.Eastern Michigan Central Michigan Western Michigan 3 at Ford Field in Detroit Northern Illinois defeated Kent State last season, 41-23, for the title. There was a 3-way tie for 5th place between Canon-McMillan, Baldwin, and Norwin which Canon-Mac won on Tiebreaker points. The bracket is seeded according to the order of finish in the conference. That said, the top seed has not always found success in the playoffs. North Allegheny was the top seed in both 20 and did not bring home the gold in either season. Central Catholic is the two-time defending WPIAL Champions, but this year has been all about Mt. The 6A Championship Game will be played on Saturday, November 20 at Norwin High School and is the only classification not playing their title game at Heinz Field (because they enter the state bracket a week earlier).Ĭheck out the 6A Preview as part of this week’s WPIAL Blitz Show.Īlso, check out our Playoff Primers for the other classifications: 1A | 2A | 3A | 4A | 5A | 6A The BracketĬonference Record: 7-0 Overall Record: 10-0 The Blue Devils ran through their schedule, defeating every team by 21+ points and earning their first conference title since 2010. Lebanon has absolutely dominated 6A this season. Their closest game was a 21-point victory over Central Catholic which took two days because of a lightning delay. Lebanon has the highest-scoring offense (37 points per game) and stingiest defense (9 points against per game) in the classification. The Blue Devils have the leading passer (Joey Daniels), rusher (Alex Tecza) and receiver (Eli Heidenreich) in 6A. Recent History: Mt Lebanon is making their 20th playoff appearance in the last 23 years. With the bye to the semifinals, this will be their fourth straight semifinal appearance. Lost to Erie Prep in the PIAA semifinals in 2000.Ĭonference Record: 6-1 Overall Record: 8-2 The Blue Devils have not made it to the WPIAL Championship game since winning the title in 2000.īest Playoff Result: Won WPIAL Championship in 1966 (AAA), 1970 (AAA), 1980, 1981, 1983, 1984, and 2000. How they got here: Central Catholic started the season with a loss to Imhotep Charter in a defensive struggle. Their only loss to a WPIAL opponent came against Mt. Recent History: Central Catholic is making their 19th consecutive playoff appearance. The Vikings are the two-time defending WPIAL 6A Champions, defeating North Allegheny 38-24 in last year’s title game. How they got here: Seneca Valley made a statement in non-conference play with a last-second victory over Pine-Richland. Lebanon by beating rival North Allegheny in the final week of the season to earn the #3 seed and a first round bye. Recent History: Seneca Valley is making their 9th playoff appearance in the last 11 years. They have reached the WPIAL Championship Game in two of the last five seasons, losing to Central Catholic in 2016 and Pine-Richland in 2018.īest Playoff Result: Have reached the WPIAL Championship Game three times. The Raiders fell to Pine-Richland in the 2018 WPIAL 6A Championship 34-7.Ĭonference Record: 4-3 Overall Record: 6-4 In 1989 they lost to Aliquippa in the AAA Championship Game 17-9 and in 2016 they lost to Central Catholic in the inaugural 6A Championship Game 42-7. How they got here: It has been an up-and-down season for North Allegheny. The Tigers played three non-conference games against non-WPIAL opponents, beating Pittsburgh City League Champions Allderdice and splitting games with teams from Ohio. In conference play, they dropped back-to-back games to Central Catholic and Mt.