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UMHB football: Crusaders cement place as national powerhouse after second title
Beating Mount Union and Wisconsin-Whitewater to win a second championship meant just a little bit more.

SHENANDOAH, Texas -- Twenty-one years ago, Pete Fredenburg was hired to start a football program at Mary Hardin-Baylor. Immediately, he looked to the best program in the sport for guidance.
“Everything we did was to try and emulate Mount Union,” Fredenburg said. “Obviously, they were the people we tried to do things like to get our program to that level.”
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