2001 UW-Oshkosh Football News
Titans Place Three Players On All-WIAC Second Team
November 20, 2001
UW-Stevens Point's Paul Schmitt and UW-Eau Claire's Darrell Souhrada were named the 2001 WIAC Co-Players of the Year, headlining the All-Conference Football Team, which was selected by the conference coaches.
Titans Shutout In Season Finale
November 10, 2001
UW-Oshkosh ended its season on a sour note Saturday, dropping a 42-0 decision at Whitewater.
Late Surge Helps Falcons Run Past Titans
November 03, 2001
In its last two home games, UW-Oshkosh showed glimpses of excellence, beating UW-Stout and UW-Stevens Point. During its home finale on Saturday, UW-Oshkosh showed it's still too inconsistent to compete for the WIAC title, dropping a 38-17 decision to UW-River Falls.
Titans Surprise Pointers Again
October 20, 2001
The longest rivalry in WIAC history renewed Saturday at Titan Stadium, and the outcome found UW-Oshkosh surprising UW-Stevens Point by a 38-31 count for the second straight year. UW-Stevens Point entered the contest tied for first place in the WIAC standings.
Titans Defeat Nationally Ranked Blue Devils
October 06, 2001
UW-Oshkosh did its part in making the homecoming festivities a success by defeating eighth-ranked and defending WIAC champion UW-Stout, 19-7, on Saturday at Titan Stadium.
Titans Fall To Nationally Ranked Knights In Season Opener
September 01, 2001
A crowd of 4,300 saw Wartburg claim a 31-10 win against UW-Oshkosh on Saturday, opening the new Walston-Hoover Stadium. The loss was the first for the Titans in an opener since 1980.
Titans Return 15 Starters For 2001 Campaign
August 30, 2001
UW-Oshkosh, a 54-0 winner over NCAA Division II Minnesota-Morris in the final game of the 2000 season, seeks to carry some of that momentum into Phil Meyer's second year as head coach of the Titans.
Three Straight Road Games Open Titans' 2001 Season
August 28, 2001
A pair of road games in Iowa followed by a non-conference bout at UW-Stevens Point open the 2001 season in an unusual fashion for UW-Oshkosh. The three opening battles on foreign soil are part of a 10-game schedule.