By Joseph Bernard and Ryan Scott
September 19, 2021
The SIU football team (2-1) cruised to a relatively easy win Saturday Night against Dayton. The Salukis were favored by roughly 30 points to win and certainly lived up to expectations with a 55-3 final score. The Salukis were strong in all areas throughout the night. On offense the Salukis were led by sophomore quarterback Nic Baker. Baker put up 235 passing yards with 16 completions on 21 attempts and threw three touchdown passes. Freshman quarterback Stone Norton also came in for relief during the fourth quarter to throw a touchdown pass of his own with two completions on four attempts.
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The SIU Women’s Soccer team (0-7-1) traveled to Murray, Kentucky on Sunday for a match against the Racers (4-3) in which they lost 3-1. The Salukis were outshot 19-16 on the day, with eight of those being on goal and lost the margin of corner kicks 3-2. The day was filled with lots of fouls by both teams, combining for 19 total fouls. Nine of those came from the Salukis and ten of those from the Racers.
All Dawgs: Salukis crush Dayton Flyers in home opener 55-3
The SIU football team (2-1) cruised to a relatively easy win Saturday Night against Dayton. The Salukis were favored by roughly 30 points to win and certainly lived up to expectations with a 55-3 final score. The Salukis were strong in all areas throughout the night. On offense the Salukis were led by sophomore quarterback Nic Baker. Baker put up 235 passing yards with 16 completions on 21 attempts and threw three touchdown passes. Freshman quarterback Stone Norton also came in for relief during the fourth quarter to throw a touchdown pass of his own with two completions on four attempts.
SIU Women’s Volleyball Team Loses to Tulsa Redhawk Invitational finale
The Salukis took on the Golden Hurricanes in their final game at the Redhawk Invitational. This game was a heartbreaker for the Salukis, where they lost in four sets. However, the Salukis lost every set by less than five points. In the first set for the Salukis, they led an 8-point comeback to make the score 18-all in the middle of the set. This wouldn’t be enough, as the Salukis lost 29-27.
No. 8 Salukis ready to return home against Dayton
Saluki Stadium will allow the maximum 15,000 fans for Saluki football’s home opener against the Dayton Flyers on Sept. 18, marking a return to full capacity two years in the making. Southern Illinois is coming off a 31-23 defeat at the hands of Kansas State, dropping their record to 1-1 on the year. Meanwhile, Dayton won in i
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