Posted on Sept. 8: Marauders football team defeat York University Lions 51-0

Make it McMaster Marauders 107, Ontario University Athletics opponents 0.

The Marauders, who started the season with a 56-0 gutting of the Guelph Gryphons just a week ago, took their 'romp and stomp' show on the road Saturday. The encore performance was a 51-0 lambasting of the York University Lions.

And with the winless University of Toronto Varsity Blues, who have been outscored 103-0 this season including a 72-0 mauling at the hands of Queen's this past weekend, daring to show up at Les Prince Field this Saturday, the expectation of Marauder carnage continuing unabated is rather high.

Marauder head coach Greg Marshall vows his team won't look past Toronto to a pivotal Queen's match-up in two weeks.

“We're not going to look past Toronto. Are they a great football team? No, not yet, but they are working on getting better. We'll respect them, we'll give them everything we've got. In the first half we're going to go right after them,” he said.

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Make it McMaster Marauders 107, Ontario University Athletics opponents 0.<p><br />
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The Marauders, who started the season with a 56-0 gutting of the Guelph Gryphons just a week ago, took their &#039;romp and stomp&#039; show on the road Saturday. The encore performance was a 51-0 lambasting of the York University Lions.<p><br />
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And with the winless University of Toronto Varsity Blues, who have been outscored 103-0 this season including a 72-0 mauling at the hands of Queen&#039;s this past weekend, daring to show up at Les Prince Field this Saturday, the expectation of Marauder carnage continuing unabated is rather high.<p><br />
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Marauder head coach Greg Marshall vows his team won&#039;t look past Toronto to a pivotal Queen&#039;s match-up in two weeks.<p><br />
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"We&#039;re not going to look past Toronto. Are they a great football team? No, not yet, but they are working on getting better. We&#039;ll respect them, we&#039;ll give them everything we&#039;ve got. In the first half we&#039;re going to go right after them," he said.<p><br />
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