| Marshall Sports | Monday, September 18, 2006 |
Herd defense holds up well in loss to Wildcats
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MANHATTAN, Kan. -- Marshall University's defense wasn't provided with a recipe for success Saturday against Kansas State. Six three and outs and three turnovers from the offense, along with a blocked punt on the opening possession, forced the Thundering Herd to defend short fields throughout the 23-7 loss. Details
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