Football


SPORTS 10/24/13 2:07am

Sit Down or Get Out: Group of Elon Students Removed from Oct.19 Football Game

Many Elon students were removed from Rhodes Stadium Saturday, Oct. 19, for standing and cheering in the students section during the football game against Chattanooga. According to Elon Athletics, a fan from the general admission section, adjacent to the student section, complained to a volunteer security officer that they could not see due to standing students. Junior Michael Lindsey was one of the students cheering in the student section. "The people in the yellow jackets came down to us at one point and they were telling us we needed to sit down or we were going to get kicked out of the game," he said. Lindsey and his friends ignored the officer and continued to cheer. Thirty minutes later, the officer returned to the student section and informed Lindsey and the other students that their day at the stadium was over. Junior Casey Brown was sitting in the student section a few seats away from Lindsey and was not pleased with how the situation was handled.


NEWS 10/16/13 2:05pm

'Live Pink' weekend comes to Elon football

October — the month of changing leaves, pumpkins, ghosts and the heart of football season. The year’s tenth month is also associated with another cause, that of breast cancer awareness. In 2009, the National Football League paved the way for breast cancer awareness by launching the “A Crucial Catch” campaign.


NEWS 10/8/13 4:28pm

Top 5: Favorite aspects of fall season on Elon's campus, surrounding area

Many consider fall the most beautiful time of the year, with a change in foliage promising a new academic year and a chance to start fresh. With the arrival of students back to campus — and the hopeful chill in the air — fall is the perfect time to thrive and get involved with Elon University and the surrounding community. Students have spoken, and the following are their favorite aspects of fall: 5.


NEWS 9/30/13 3:19pm

Optimism still surrounds Elon football's final SoCon slate

With a 1-4 record entering a lame duck season of play in the Southern Conference, one would not think that the Elon University football team would have much motivation for the final seven games. But this squad is unique. Head coach Jason Swepson’s team will play solely SoCon games for the rest of the season, the Phoenix’s last season in the league before moving to the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) in 2014.



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