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North Central College's Jeff Grunwald brings the ball down the field at Saturday's playoff football game against St. Norbert. North Central College went on to win 57 to 7.

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North Central College's Denzel Thompson, 33, runs through St. Norbert's defense at Saturday's playoff football game. North Central College went on to win 57 to 7.

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North Central College players Denzel Thompson, 33, and Will Thurn, 57, celebrate after Thompson scored a touchdown at Saturday's playoff football game against St. Norbert. North Central College went on to win 57 to 7.

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North Central College player, Joe Antonacci number 20, casually tosses the ball after bringing in a touchdown at Saturdays St. Norbert at North Central College playoff football game. North Central College went on to win 57 to 7.

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North Central College players Joe Schneiderbauer, 11, Shane Dierking, 25, and Kane Thompson, 44, bring down a St. Norbert player at Saturday's playoff football game. North Central College went on to win 57 to 7.

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North Central College's Valente Garza, 8, helps to bring down a St. Norbert player at Saturday's playoff football game. North Central College went on to win 57 to 7.

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North Central College's player Andy Stuursma, 2, casually runs the ball down the field at Saturdays playoff football game against St. Norbert. North Central College went on to win 57 to 7.

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North Central College quarterback Spencer Stanek’s first playoff game was quite the entrance. Try 4 touchdown passes, 238 yards through the air and 34 yards rushing against St. Norbert College for the kid North Central coach John Thorne said “looks like a sixth-grader.”