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Redshirt Senior Zach Zebrowski who leads the country with 3,108 passing yards, runs in a touchdown for UCM at home on Oct 26th. Zebrowski threw 82.8% for completions with 243 yards and 2 touchdowns to get the win over Washburn 31-28.
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Redshirt Senior Zach Zebrowski celebrating with his teammates after running in a touchdown for the Mules on Oct. 26th at home vs Wasburn. Zebrowski has rushed 2 touchdowns and thrown 29 touchdowns and 3,108 yards this season making him #1 in the country for passing yards.
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The Washburn Ichabods prepare to receive the kickoff from Sophomore Kicker Brett Grupe. Grupe made a successful 44 yard field goal during the second quarter of the game on Oct. 26 at Audrey J. Walton stadium.
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University of Central Missouri students cheer on the Central Missouri Mules during the second quarter of the Homecoming Football game. The Central Missouri Mules earned 31 points over the course of the football game against the Washburn University Ichabods at Audrey J. Walton Stadium on Oct. 26.
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Members of the UCM football team run onto the field and prepare for the game. The players came out on the field after a performance from the UCM band and other bands from local high schools and middle schools.
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Senior Wide Receiver Christian Dixion avoids the Washburn defensive team. Dixon gained a total of 12 yards throughout the OCT. 26th game.
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Freshman Offensive Lineman Jalen Thomas joins his fellow mules in pregame warmups. Thomas has yet to play in a game this season but still aids the team during exercises like this one.
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Senior Quarterback Zach Zebrowski prepares to rush the ball past the Washburn defenders. During the game on Oct 26th, Zebrowski gained a total of 40 rushing yards while losing 29 yards.
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Former UCM football head coach Terry Noland and former players watch a younger generation carry on their legacy. Coach Noland led the Mules from 1983 to 1996, acquiring four MIAA championships during his career.
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Members of the UCM football team celebrate successfully winning their homecoming game. With this victory, the Mules sit 5-3 overall this season
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Sophomore Offensive Lineman Noah Smith celebrates a victory with fellow Mules over Washburn University. The mules pulled ahead after scoring one touchdown in the fourth quarter winning 31-28.
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Junior Rae Weber cheers on the Central Missouri Mules toward the end of the first half. The football game took place following the 2024 Homecoming Parade and Party in the Park, all UCM homecoming traditions.
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UCM 2024 Homecoming Football Game
October 30, 2024
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Ryan Techau, Photographer
Ryan Techau is a freshman studying digital media production at the University Central Missouri. At the Muleskinner, he serves as a photographer and videographer. In his free time, he enjoys listening to music, taking pictures and videos, editing, and hanging out with friends. His favorite food is fettuccine Alfredo.
Linda Alviar, Managing Editor
Linda Alviar is a sophomore at the University of Central Missouri with a double major in digital media production and international studies. As managing editor, Alviar is responsible for overseeing each newspaper section. In the future, Alviar plans to pursue a career in journalism, specifically covering local politics.
Braeden Sholes, Multimedia Manager
Braeden Sholes is a sophomore at the University of Central Missouri pursuing a bachelor's in digital media production. As the multimedia manager, Sholes is responsible for providing media to all content sections. After graduation, Sholes plans on working in the entertainment industry as an audio engineer while pursuing a master's in music technology.
Sadie Staker, Editor In Chief
Sadie Staker is a master's student in communications from Marion, Iowa. She attended Grinnell College for her undergraduate degree, where she studied sociology and film. As editor in chief, she is responsible for managing the production and overall direction of the paper. In her free time, she enjoys walking outside, singing, reading, making films and above all, eating ice cream.