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Bowie State Football Ranked #23 in American Football Coaches Association Division II Coaches' Poll

WACO, TEX.– After appearing in the AFCA Division II Coaches’ Top 25 Poll for the first time in school history last week, Fort Hays State (Kan.) moved into the Top 20 after a 31-24 win over Central Oklahoma. The Tigers are ranked 18th this week as they prepare for Northeastern State (Okla.) next Saturday. Fort Hays State’s conference rival Northwest Missouri State still sits at No. 1 followed by Ferris State (Mich.), Texas A&M-Commerce, Shepherd (W.Va.) and California (Pa.) rounding out the Top 5.

Four newcomers are ranked this week with Humboldt State (Calif.) at No. 22, Bowie State (Md.) at No. 23, Assumption (Mass.) at No. 24 and Catawba (N.C.) at No. 25. Bowie State was last ranked in the AFCA Top 25 on November 9, 2015. Another newcomer from last week’s poll was Central Washington. The Wildcats, who were last ranked in the preseason poll of 2011, moved up to No. 20 after beating then-No. 22 Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 17-16.

2017 American Football Coaches Association Division II Coaches’ Poll – September 18, 2017

Rank   School (1st votes)                        Rec.    Pts.     Prev.       Week 3                                                        Next Game

     1.     Northwest Missouri St. (34)       3-0       850      1                D. Nebraska-Kearney, 13-0                         Sept. 23 vs. Missouri Southern St.

     2.     Ferris St. (Mich.)                            2-0       811      2                D. Northern Michigan, 42-10                                        Sept. 23 at Ashland (Ohio)

     3.     Texas A&M-Commerce               3-0       779      3                D. Eastern New Mexico, 51-22                     Sept. 23 at Texas A&M-Kingsville

     4.     Shepherd (W.Va.)                         2-0       737      4                D. Glenville St. (W.Va.), 42-34                             Sept. 23 vs. West Virginia St.

     5.     California (Pa.)                               3-0       693      5                D. Millersville (Pa.), 29-13                                          Sept. 23 vs. Seton Hill (Pa.)

     6.     Indiana (Pa.)                                   3-0       673      6                D. Cheyney (Pa.), 65-16                                              Sept. 23 vs. Edinboro (Pa.)

     7.     Sioux Falls (S.D.)                          3-0       619      7                D. Mary (N.D.), 38-7                                        Sept. 23 vs. Minnesota-Crookston

     8.     Minnesota St.                                 3-0       607      8                D No. 20 Minnesota-Duluth, 38-23                  Sept. 23 vs. Northern St. (S.D.)

     9.     LIU-Post (N.Y.)                              3-0       572      9                D. Stonehill (Mass.), 51-16                                        Sept. 23 at Bentley (Mass.)

    10.   North Alabama                                1-1       547      10             D. Valdosta St. (Ga.), 30-24                                      Sept. 23 vs. West Alabama

    11.   Colorado Mesa                               3-0       501      11             D. Colorado Mines, 38-36                                      Sept. 23 vs. Fort Lewis (Colo.)

    12.   Grand Valley St. (Mich.)             2-1       456      12             D. Michigan Tech, 42-7                                         Sept. 23 vs. Northwood (Mich.)

    13.   Midwestern St. (Texas)               2-0       443      13             D. Texas A&M-Kingsville, 35-13                  Sept. 23 vs. Western New Mexico

    14.   Indianapolis (Ind.)                         3-0       402      15             D. Southwest Baptist (Mo.), 45-17                       Sept. 23 vs. Hillsdale (Mich.)

    15.   Emporia St. (Kan.)                        2-1       367      14             D. Missouri Southern St., 36-29                            Sept. 23 vs. Central Missouri

    16.   Arkansas Tech                               3-0       300      19             D. Oklahoma Baptist, 58-21                Sept. 23 at Southern Nazarene (Okla.)

    17.   Delta St. (Miss.)                             3-0       268      24             D. No. 17 West Georgia, 17-7                                         Sept. 23 at Shorter (Ga.)

    18.   Fort Hays St. (Kan.)                     3-0       259      21             D. Central Oklahoma, 31-24                   Sept. 23 vs. Northeastern St. (Okla.)

    19.   Colorado St.-Pueblo                     2-1       257      18             D. South Dakota Mines, 34-14                     Sept. 23 at New Mexico Highlands

    20.   Central Washington                      3-0       247      23             D. No. 22 Azusa Pacific (Calif.), 17-16                   Sept. 23 at Dixie St. (Utah)

    21.   Slippery Rock (Pa.)                      3-0       166      25             D. Lock Haven (Pa.), 33-7                                               Sept. 23 at Gannon (Pa.)

    22.   Humboldt St. (Calif.)                     2-0       77         NR            D. Simon Fraser (B.C.), 72-14                                  Sept. 23 at Western Oregon

    23.   Bowie St. (Md.)                               3-0       72         NR            D. St. Augustine’s (N.C.), 66-20                                    Sept. 23 vs. Shaw (N.C.)

    24.   Assumption (Mass.)                     3-0       60         NR            D. Southern Connecticut St., 25-8                  Sept. 23 vs. Merrimack (Mass.)

    25.   Catawba (N.C.)                               3-0       54         NR            D. North Carolina-Pembroke, 41-9                          Sept. 23 vs. Mars Hill (N.C.)

Dropped Out: Albany St. (Ga.) (16), West Georgia (17), Minnesota-Duluth (20), Azusa Pacific (Calif.) (22)

Others Receiving Votes: Ashland (Ohio), 47; Albany St. (Ga.), 41; West Georgia, 35; Winona St. (Minn.), 24; Central Missouri, 18; Azusa Pacific (Calif.), 10; Minnesota-Duluth, 10; Southeastern Oklahoma St., 8; Washburn (Kan.), 8; Wingate (N.C.), 8; Carson-Newman (Tenn.), 7; Florida Tech, 6; North Greenville (S.C.), 3; Tuskegee (Ala.), 3; West Texas A&M, 3; Bloomsburg (Pa.), 1; Eastern New Mexico, 1.

Shaw @ Bowie State Live On US Sports Radio

BOWIE, Md. - The Bowie State University football team will make its home debut thisSaturday (9/23) hosting Shaw University at 6 p.m. in Bulldogs Stadium. This game has been designated as Greek Night / Blackout and it will be the conference opener for both teams. Bowie State’s Bulldogs enter Saturday’s contest ranked #23 in the American Football Coaches Association Division II Poll.   LIVE STATS          LIVE VIDEO STREAM

Saturday will be the 11^th overall meeting between the Bulldogs and Bears on the gridiron.  Shaw, a member of the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (Southern Division), tasted victory for the first time this season last Saturday, holding off visiting Malone University by a score of 34-27. Bowie State mauled Saint Augustine’s in its last contest, trouncing the Falcons 66-20 in Raleigh (N.C.).

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Don' Get So Salty

The salt debate is like coffee. It seems to change every week as to whether it's healthy for you or not.
Seems as though The bottom line is to regulate and not to overdo it as your body is made up of part salt, it is an essential nutrient. Learn more from our guest article below.

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Salt in your diet.

Many people regard salt as just another item on the list of "bad foods" that should be avoided in our diet. They mistakenly believe that excessive salt, or sodium, intake will lead to high blood pressure, or hypertension.

When people talk about salt in the diet they are usually referring to table salt or sodium chloride. In fact, sodium chloride is just one of many salts that are in our food.

Chemically a food is described as a salt when it shares common chemical characteristics. We can recognize these chemicals on food labels when we see the tags --ide (as in chloride), --ate (as in borate) or --ite (as in sulfite). If you take a look at the labels on prepared foods you can understand why we don't need to add table salt to our diet. If we don't have a diet high in fresh foods there's a good chance we've already consumed far more salt than we need.

Interestingly, research has shown that salt has little or no effect on most people with normal blood pressure as well as many people with hypertension. There are, however, many individuals who are salt sensitive. They react unfavorably to salt in any form because it puts strain on the kidneys, increasing blood volume. If the arteries are unable to dilate sufficiently to accommodate this increased blood volume, blood pressure will rise.

Depending on who you ask, most health promotion educators recommend that adults limit sodium intake to 1000 milligrams per day--that's about one teaspoon. To reduce the amount of salt in your diet, minimize the amount of canned and processed foods, smoked meats, condiments, chips, and soft drinks you consume.

Of course, it's always a good idea to discuss health concerns with your physician, but moderation seems to be the key in most dietary matters, including salt.

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