Around The CatdomeO'sphere

Our weekly link dump is back to catch you up with the latest news around the Catdome and the NWC. We're going to start keeping an eye down on So. Cal as that race really heats up with Cal Lutheran taking control with their win over Oxy. That sets up a showdown with Redlands and Cal Lu to determine just who will be headed North to face Linfield in the first round (that's assuming that the trend of SCIAC up to NWC schools in the first round continues). Also, be sure to check out the article that discusses smaller colleges looking to add football to help balance the Female to Male ratio....some great stereotyping from "open minded" people about having football players on campus. With the 'Cats off this weekend it's time to catch up on items around the house. Be safe and have fun this weekend. Catdome!

The Linfield Review: Despite slow start, 'Cats continue winning streak

Newsregister.com: 'Cats run to 8-0, clinch playoffs and NWC Title

The News Tribune: UPS Zuhl's catches 18 passes but Linfield's offense was too much.

LinfieldSports.com: Linfield's Jaymin Jackson is a warrior

The Oregonian: Oregon Colleges look to add football to attract more males to campus. This causes some to get their undies in a bunch.

NWCsports.com: Linfield's Aaron Boehme and Jaymin Jackson are names NWC offensive and defensive players of the week

YouTube.com: (Video) Linfield Pep Band's halftime performance during UPS game. Great Job!

Spokesman.com: Rats go out with a bang.

SWXrightnow.com: (Video) Rats close out home season with goal line stop.

The News Tribune: Pirates sink Lutes in overtime.

Palo Alto online: Oaks win 3rd in a row...Parents have nothing to say in comment section.

VCSpreps.com: Cal Lutheran wins huge game over Oxy and puts the Kingsmen on cusp of NCAA big and a possible trip to the Catdome.

KadyTV.com: Video reboradcast of the Occidental vs Cal Lutheran game

Extras:

The Whitworthian: Letter to the Editor: Women's Soccer getting short end of the stick from student paper.

The News Register: Linfield's Scott Brosius throws out 1st pitch of game 6 of the World Series