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By Doug Crise

Posted: September 18, 2009 at 3:05 a.m.

Credit: Special the Democrat-Gazette
Harding quarterback Josh Powell (5) completed 31 of 57 passes for 367 yards and 2 touchdowns in Saturday's 49-41 triple-overtime victory over Southwest Baptist.

Harding posts big numbers Harding's 49-41 victory over Southwest Baptist last Saturday was a marathon, even without the three overtimes needed to decide the outcome.

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Sports, Pages 25 on 09/18/2009

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