SEMO 2020 conference IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT 13 March, 2020 It is with great regret that the organising committee of SEMO 2020 announce that due to the current situation related to Covid-19 and subsequent travel restrictions, SEMO 2020 is cancelled. Success on the football field is breeding awareness and that has been evident in recent springs, as the Southeast Missouri State program is beginning to build a pipeline to the NFL.For the time being, the NCAA rule book as it pertains to off-season diligence by Division I programs is a very, very fluid situation.
2020 Football Roster # Image Full Name Cl. The school's Hall of FameColumn: SEMO football lost a battle, but it is winning the warWhat 2 Watch 4: SEMO has to be deep, physical and defensiveIllinois State brings physicality, run game to Cape GirardeauColumn: SEMO football coach isn't the only blessed 'Tom' in this townColumn: OVC football honors show winning only counts ON the fieldGood sports: Wyky Jean is grateful for opportunity to give back after overcoming obstaclesSEMO Football Notes: Redhawks to battle MoValley foe in FCS PlayoffsColumn: SEMO football wins OVC title 'the hard way,' which is only fitting When Southeast Missouri State senior defensive back Al Young made it to the Houck Stadium sidelines last September after injuring his Achilles tendon against West Virginia State, he was immediately surrounded by a throng of people – some employed by Southeast as medical professionals – but even more by concerned people streaming out of the stands to check on him. There is no shortage of national collegiate football powers vying for the services of Jackson High School junior offensive lineman Connor Tollison. There weren’t many glaring concerns with the Southeast Missouri State football program in 2019, as it won a share of the Ohio Valley Conference championship. SEMO Football look-ahead: The spotlight will shine on the QB in 2020 (12/6/19) The Southeast Missouri State football program has strung together a pair of special seasons, the latest having culminated in a recent FCS Playoff loss to Illinois State.

It’s the dream of every college football player to one day make it onto an NFL field, and it is the same for a college coach wanting to make it into an NFL meeting room. For the second consecutive season, the Southeast Missouri State football program will host its opening game of the FCS Playoffs. So it might be surprising to learn what seventh-year Redhawk coach Tom Matukewicz’s mindset is right now.There is the Hollywood version of what transpires on a college football-recruiting visit. Give the Ohio Valley Conference credit for this; no one will accuse the league of rushing into any decision to manage its sports competition this fall. One couldn’t fault seventh-year Southeast Missouri State football coach Tom Matukewicz if he would have woken up before sunrise Wednesday and sprinted down the stairs in a childlike fashion. As it related to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Ohio Valley Conference didn’t pull the plug on its 2020 football season Monday when Commissioner Beth DeBauche met with members of the media via a Zoom conference call. However, the truth is, no one – even the involved coaches and athletes – truly have any idea at this time how each class will ultimately turn out. The Southeast Missouri State football program recently concluded its second consecutive highly-successful season despite its loss to Illinois State in the 2019 FCS Playoff opening round. The official 2020 Football Roster for the East Carolina University Pirates Refunds will be arranged in due course – there is no need to submit a request. “I think we’ll know by then if we’ll be playing (Ohio Valley Conference) teams only or OVC plus-1,” said Matukewicz on Tuesday, who is beginning his 7th season at the helm of the defending OVC champion Redhawks... During this time of social distancing, the SuperFan series of articles focuses on fans who are geographically distant from the teams they support, who are fiercely loyal to a team outside the state of Missouri. It is primarily designed to showcase people who have impacted the sporting life of Southeast Missouri, so that readers may get to know them more fully. The Southeast Missouri State quarterback room this spring appears as crowded as a Democratic Presidential debate stage and figuring out who will take the Redhawks first snap of the 2020 season isn’t any easier to analyze than that political battle.