Volume 96, Issue 6
Friday September 6, 2002
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LAST UPDATED: Friday, September 6, 2002 - 7:00 p.m.

Yeomen next up for improved Mustangs

It may have been Windsor and they may have had home field advantage, but anyway you slice it, the Western Mustangs football team's 52-5 victory last Monday looked quite impressive.

The Mustangs football team jumped out of the gates on Monday, embarrasing the Windsor Lancers at TD Waterhouse Stadium.

The Western Mustang football squad has fielded numerous elite Canadian quarterbacks, but arguably the greatest one ever was former 'Stang Jamie Bone.

The Gazette attempts to predict who will emerge and who will sink in a sea of despair in the NFL this season.

The Gambling Man is a wily and unpredictable character who will make frequent appearances in The Gazette Sports section.
His periodic ramblings and predictions on the world of professional football shouldn't be taken seriously – for he remains a very poor man.

It has been almost four months now since Director of Sports and Recreation Services Dan Smith dropped a bomb on the Western athletic world, turning varsity athletic funding upside-down.

Toronto Raptors star Vince Carter will donate more than $1 million to help his high school pay for a new athletic centre bearing his name.