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The '''2009 Miles College Golden Bears football''' season will be the 2nd for head coach [[Billy Joe]].  The Golden Bears finished the [[2008 Miles Golden Bears football|2008 season]] 2-8, with a SIAC (Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conferece) record of 2-7.  The [[Miles College|Golden Bears]] play their NCAA Division II home games at [[Albert J. Sloan-Alumni Stadium]] in [[Fairfield]], and at [[Legion Field]] in [[Birmingham]].
The '''2009 Miles College Golden Bears football''' season will be the 2nd for head coach [[Billy Joe]].  The Golden Bears finished the [[2008 Miles Golden Bears football|2008 season]] 2-8, with a SIAC (Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conferece) record of 2-7.  The [[Miles College|Golden Bears]] play their NCAA Division II home games at [[Albert J. Sloan-Alumni Stadium]] in [[Fairfield]], and at [[Legion Field]] in [[Birmingham]].


==Schedule and results (3-2)==
==Schedule and results (3-4)==
# [[August 29]]: Defeated Lane College 35-18 at Albert J. Sloan-Alumni Stadium.
# [[August 29]]: Defeated Lane College 35-18 at Albert J. Sloan-Alumni Stadium.
# [[September 6]]: Defeated [[Tuskegee University]] 34-0 at Legion Field.
# [[September 6]]: Defeated [[Tuskegee University]] 34-0 at Legion Field.
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# [[September 19]]: Lost to [[Samford University]] 31-12 at [[Seibert Stadium]] in [[Homewood]].
# [[September 19]]: Lost to [[Samford University]] 31-12 at [[Seibert Stadium]] in [[Homewood]].
# [[September 26]]: Defeated Clark Atlanta University 6-0 in Atlanta.
# [[September 26]]: Defeated Clark Atlanta University 6-0 in Atlanta.
# [[October 3]]: Fort Valley State at Albert J. Sloan-Alumni Stadium
# [[October 3]]: Lost to Fort Valley State 36-12 at Albert J. Sloan-Alumni Stadium.
# [[October 10]]: Albany State University at Albert J. Sloan-Alumni Stadium
# [[October 10]]: Lost to Albany State University 31-7 at Albert J. Sloan-Alumni Stadium.
# [[October 17]]: [[Stillman College]] in [[Tuscaloosa]]
# [[October 17]]: [[Stillman College]] in [[Tuscaloosa]]
# [[October 24]]: Kentucky State University in Frankfort, Kentucky
# [[October 24]]: Kentucky State University in Frankfort, Kentucky
# [[October 30]]: Concordia College at Albert J. Sloan-Alumni Stadium
# [[October 30]]: Concordia College at Albert J. Sloan-Alumni Stadium
# [[November 7]]: Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia
# [[November 7]]: Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia
==References==
* Grant, Rubin E. (September 7, 2009) "[http://www.al.com/miles/birminghamnews/index.ssf?/base/sports/125233111961600.xml&coll=2 Miles storms back to take down No. 12 Tuskegee]. ''Birmingham News''
* Beaudry, Paul (October 4, 2009) "[http://www.al.com/miles/birminghamnews/index.ssf?/base/sports/1254644187274990.xml&coll=2 Sputtering offense dooms Golden Bears]."  ''Birmingham News''
* Dunn, Jim (October 11, 2009) "[http://www.al.com/miles/birminghamnews/index.ssf?/base/sports/1255248997259950.xml&coll=2 Albany State's Johnson runs all over Miles]."  ''Birmingham News''


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Revision as of 06:08, 11 October 2009

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The 2009 Miles College Golden Bears football season will be the 2nd for head coach Billy Joe. The Golden Bears finished the 2008 season 2-8, with a SIAC (Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conferece) record of 2-7. The Golden Bears play their NCAA Division II home games at Albert J. Sloan-Alumni Stadium in Fairfield, and at Legion Field in Birmingham.

Schedule and results (3-4)

  1. August 29: Defeated Lane College 35-18 at Albert J. Sloan-Alumni Stadium.
  2. September 6: Defeated Tuskegee University 34-0 at Legion Field.
  3. September 12: Lost to Benedict College 40-31 in Columbia, South Carolina.
  4. September 19: Lost to Samford University 31-12 at Seibert Stadium in Homewood.
  5. September 26: Defeated Clark Atlanta University 6-0 in Atlanta.
  6. October 3: Lost to Fort Valley State 36-12 at Albert J. Sloan-Alumni Stadium.
  7. October 10: Lost to Albany State University 31-7 at Albert J. Sloan-Alumni Stadium.
  8. October 17: Stillman College in Tuscaloosa
  9. October 24: Kentucky State University in Frankfort, Kentucky
  10. October 30: Concordia College at Albert J. Sloan-Alumni Stadium
  11. November 7: Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia

References

Preceded by:
2008
Miles College Golden Bears football
2009
Succeeded by:
2010

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