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Caleb Farabi hobbles toward his seat, working his way forward with a pair of crutches. He's greeted with waves and the occasional fan stopping to talk about the season, his year, and his crutches, before they congratulate and wish him the best of luck. Farabi settles into his seat flashing his infectious smile to the people passing by, and he exhales.… Post the First Comment

If someone had told the Emporia State Hornets that the Gorillas would be showcasing their passing game in Saturday's 62-0 victory, they might have called the Pitt State team's bluff. Behind junior quarterback Mark Smith's 324 passing yards and five touchdowns, the Gorillas gained 538 total yards, their highest total all season.… Post the First Comment

Michael Beasley, the No.1-ranked freshman basketball player, was supposed to lead his team to an easy victory and be the best player in the nation while doing it. But Cory Abercrombie must've not gotten that memo. Abercrombie, junior forward, led the Gorillas with 25 points and seven rebounds, but that wasn't enough to get the victory over the Kansas State Wildcats.… Post the First Comment

Coming off a closely contested battle with the Missouri Tigers, the upset-minded Gorillas looked to pull out an upset against the Texas-Arlington Mavericks deep in the heart of Texas. Behind 10 early points from junior guard DePrice Taylor, the Gorillas held the opponent in check 26-22 before the Mavericks sparked a 10-3 run to end the first half at 36-25.… Post the First Comment

Entering the MIAA conference tournament, the future of the No. 18 Gorillas season still hung in the balance, but after upsetting No.8 Central Missouri and No. 6 Washburn, they were rewarded with a No.5 spot in the Division II tournament. That makes it the team's fourth trip in the last five years.… Post the First Comment