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MBU Homecoming Football Game

Written by Luke Slagle on December 3, 2019. Posted in Media

The MBU Spartans took on the St. Xavier Cougars at the university’s annual Homecoming game Oct. 19. The Spartans’ offense was productive, led by quarterback John Lux, who threw 22 completions for 370 yards and four touchdowns.

Photos by Luke Slagle

Quarterback John Lux scrambles in the red zone. The Spartans lost their Homecoming game, 45-34.

: Darian Pollion breaks a tackle.

: The Spartans’ defense records a sack.

: Kendell Davis runs the ball.

: Michael Malone surveys the sideline.

: Jeremiah Austin and Jonathan Stine combine for a tackle.

: Darian Pollion tries to stay in bounds.

: The Spartans’ defense getting set.

: Collin Black drills a field goal.

: Both teams line up on the line of scrimmage.

: Darian Pollion Jumps for a ball.

Tags: Collin Black, Darian Pollion, football, Football Game, Homecoming, Jeremiah Austin, John Lux, Jonathan Stine, Kendell Davis, Luke Slagle, MBU Timeline, media, Michael Malone, St. Xavier

Luke Slagle

Luke Slagle is a staff writer for MBU Timeline and originally from Kansas City, Kansas. Slagle is majoring in communications studies with a minor in criminal justice. He is a member of the MBU men’s lacrosse team. After graduation he intends to pursue a career in public relations.

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