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November 16: Mules place seven on all-conference team Muhlenberg landed seven players on the All-Centennial Conference team. Junior Patrick McDonough (right) was one of three first-team selections.

November 15: LoPipero named player of the week Junior punter Jason LoPipero (left) was named Centennial Conference special teams player of the week for his role in the Mules’ 7-0 shutout of Moravian.

November 14: Muhlenberg ends season with win The Mules closed out their season with a 7-0 victory over rival Moravian. Senior Ewan Wright (right) contributed to a defense that allowed just 146 total yards and recorded nine sacks.

November 7: Mules done in by turnovers Muhlenberg fell 24-10 to Ursinus, with all of the Bears' points coming off turnovers. Senior Cameron Ahouse (left) had two interceptions for the Mules.

November 6: Two honored for academics Senior Jake Floyd (left) and junior Michael Katz (right) were named to the Academic All-District first team.

October 31: Muhlenberg suffers last-second loss Muhlenberg led 16-0 after three quarters, but regionally ranked Dickinson booted a field goal with 7 seconds left to complete the comeback and win, 17-16. Sophomore J.T. Merklinger (right) rushed for 101 yards.

October 24: Early TDs doom Mules Franklin & Marshall scored three touchdowns in the first quarter and made them stand up, defeating Muhlenberg 20-7. Freshman Dan Deighan (left), making his first career start at quarterback, rushed for a game-high 66 yards.

October 23: Mules contribute to charity events Muhlenberg recently helped raise money for ALS and cancer research.

October 17: Muhlenberg falls to McDaniel Muhlenberg closed a 10-0 halftime deficit to one point, but a late fumble return for a touchdown clinched McDaniel’s 16-9 win. Senior Phil Cresta (right) caught eight passes for 147 yards and set up the Mule TD with a 51-yard reception.

October 10: Mules pitch shutout Sophomore tight end Steve Liparini (left) caught his first career touchdown pass in Muhlenberg’s 14-0 shutout win at Juniata. The Mules forced six turnovers and allowed minus-5 yards rushing.

October 8: Muhlenberg among the best in Division III Muhlenberg shows up in the Division III statistical leaders.

October 3: Rally falls short vs. Hopkins Sophomore Justin Myers (left) threw three second-half touchdown passes, but Muhlenberg could not overcome an early deficit and lost to Johns Hopkins, 40-27.

September 26: Muhlenberg falls in CC opener Muhlenberg lost to Gettysburg, 20-3, in its first Centennial Conference game of 2009.

September 24: Scotty Wood Stadium gets new scoreboard The 11-year-old scoreboard at Scotty Wood Stadium was replaced this week.

September 20: Two earn CC honors Mules Frank Emmett (right) and Chase Nadell were honored by the Centennial Conference for their play on defense and special teams, respectively, in a 17-7 win against nationally ranked Union.

September 19: Mules upset Union in home opener Sophomore Chase Nadell (left) returned the opening kickoff of the second half 87 yards for the go-ahead score, and Muhlenberg went on to defeat No. 22 Union, 17-7, in its home opener. The Mule defense held the Dutchmen to 50 total yards in the second half.

September 5: Muhlenberg drops opener to Wilkes Freshman Terrence Dandridge (right) rushed for 120 yards and a touchdown in his first career game, but Muhlenberg was victimized by turnovers and lost its opener to Wilkes, 14-12.

September 3: Season preview Relying on a combination of newcomers and veterans, the Mules show no fear as they seek a third-straight Centennial Conference title.

August 19: Staff features All-Americans Three of the top players at area colleges in 2008 are now assistant coaches on the Muhlenberg football staff.

August 5: Mules picked second in preseason poll Muhlenberg tied for second in the Centennial Conference preseason poll of coaches and sports information directors. The Mules also received recognition in a national Division III poll.