OUA football starts today

Posted Sep 1, 2014 06:00:00 AM.

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A brand new OUA football kicks off this afternoon.

Both Waterloo universities will be looking to improve on 1 and 7 seasons.

The University of Waterloo Warriors host Carleton at 1pm. Laurier visits the University of Toronto at 7pm.

Golden Hawks Head Coach, Michael Faulds is entering his second season with the team.

“…Getting to know everyone has taken shape during the off-season…everyone is really getting along and the team chemistry is great.”

AUDIO Faulds talks about getting off to a quick start

Warriors Head Coach, Marshall Bingeman tells 570 News his team doesn’t talk wins and losses, they talk about winning individual battles on the field.

AUDIO Bingeman talks about his roster for this season

The University of Guelph finished last season 7 and 1. The Gryphons visit McMaster at 1pm.

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