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| team2 = [[Northeastern State RiverHawks football|Northeastern State RiverHawks]]
| team2 = [[Northeastern State RiverHawks football|Northeastern State RiverHawks]]
| sport = [[College football|Football]]
| sport = [[College football|Football]]
| total_meetings = 77
| total_meetings = 78
| series_record = Central Oklahoma leads, 48–27–2
| series_record = Central Oklahoma leads, 48–28–2
| first_meeting_date = 1902
| first_meeting_date = 1902
| first_meeting_result = Central Oklahoma 53, Northeastern State 3
| first_meeting_result = Central Oklahoma 53, Northeastern State 3
| last_meeting_date = November 12, 2016
| last_meeting_date = November 12, 2016
| last_meeting_result = Central Oklahoma 17, Northeastern State 14
| last_meeting_result = Central Oklahoma 62, Northeastern State 21
| next_meeting_date = 2017
| next_meeting_date = 2018
| largest_win_margin = Central Oklahoma, 85–0 (1915)
| largest_win_margin = Central Oklahoma, 85–0 (1915)
| longest_win_streak = Central Oklahoma, 10 (1912–1932)
| longest_win_streak = Central Oklahoma, 10 (1912–1932)
| current_win_streak = Central Oklahoma, 3 (2014–present)
| current_win_streak = Central Oklahoma, 4 (2014–present)
| trophy = President's Cup
| trophy = President's Cup
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The '''Central Oklahoma–Northeastern State football rivalry''', commonly referred to as the '''Battle for the President's Cup''', is an American [[college football]] rivalry game played annually between the [[Central Oklahoma Bronchos]] football team of the [[University of Central Oklahoma]] from [[Edmond, Oklahoma]], and the [[Northeastern State RiverHawks]] football team of [[Northeastern State University]] from [[Tahlequah, Oklahoma]]. Both schools currently compete in the [[NCAA Division II]] level, and are members of the [[Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association]] (MIAA). Central Oklahoma formerly, Central State has a 47–27–2 advantage in the series but Northeastern State has dominated the series in recent years.
The '''Central Oklahoma–Northeastern State football rivalry''', commonly referred to as the '''Battle for the President's Cup''', is an American [[college football]] rivalry game played annually between the [[Central Oklahoma Bronchos]] football team of the [[University of Central Oklahoma]] from [[Edmond, Oklahoma]], and the [[Northeastern State RiverHawks]] football team of [[Northeastern State University]] from [[Tahlequah, Oklahoma]]. Both schools currently compete in the [[NCAA Division II]] level, and are members of the [[Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association]] (MIAA). Central Oklahoma formerly, Central State has a 48–28–2 advantage in the series but Northeastern State has dominated the series in recent years.


Prior to membership in the MIAA, both schools participated in the Oklahoma Collegiate Athletic Conference, the Oklahoma Intercollegiate Conference and most recently the [[Lone Star Conference]] since NSU joined the league in 1997.
Prior to membership in the MIAA, both schools participated in the Oklahoma Collegiate Athletic Conference, the Oklahoma Intercollegiate Conference and most recently the [[Lone Star Conference]] since NSU joined the league in 1997.
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Central Oklahoma has won the only postseason game between the schools, a 1982 [[National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics|NAIA]] football Playoff Semifinal Game.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://cfbdatawarehouse.com/data/div_ii/miaa/central_oklahoma/opponents_records.php?teamid=2314 |accessdate=2013-10-31|title=Central Oklahoma Game by Game against Opponents}}</ref>
Central Oklahoma has won the only postseason game between the schools, a 1982 [[National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics|NAIA]] football Playoff Semifinal Game.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://cfbdatawarehouse.com/data/div_ii/miaa/central_oklahoma/opponents_records.php?teamid=2314 |accessdate=2013-10-31|title=Central Oklahoma Game by Game against Opponents}}</ref>


Beginning in 1998 after Northeastern State upgraded to [[NCAA Division II|Division II]], the Bronchos and the Redmen, (now the RiverHawks) have played for the President's Cup.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://newsok.com/presidents-bet-a-dozen-golf-balls-on-game/article/2633237 |accessdate=2013-10-31|title=Presidents Bet a Dozen Golf Balls on Game}}</ref> The trophy series is tied with a 9–9 record in the trophy series.
Beginning in 1998 after Northeastern State upgraded to [[NCAA Division II]], the Bronchos and the Redmen, (now the RiverHawks) have played for the President's Cup.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://newsok.com/presidents-bet-a-dozen-golf-balls-on-game/article/2633237 |accessdate=2013-10-31|title=Presidents Bet a Dozen Golf Balls on Game}}</ref> Central Oklahoma leads the trophy series with a 11–9 record in the President's Cup series.


==Game results==
==Game results==
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| 2015 | Tahlequah, OK | Central Oklahoma | 48 | Northeastern State | 17
| 2015 | Tahlequah, OK | Central Oklahoma | 48 | Northeastern State | 17
| 2016 | Edmond, OK | Central Oklahoma | 17 | Northeastern State | 14
| 2016 | Edmond, OK | Central Oklahoma | 17 | Northeastern State | 14
| 2017 | Tahlequah, OK | Central Oklahoma | 62 | Northeastern State | 21
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The Central Oklahoma–Northeastern State football rivalry, commonly referred to as the Battle for the President's Cup, is an American college football rivalry game played annually between the Central Oklahoma Bronchos football team of the University of Central Oklahoma from Edmond, Oklahoma, and the Northeastern State RiverHawks football team of Northeastern State University from Tahlequah, Oklahoma. Both schools currently compete in the NCAA Division II level, and are members of the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association (MIAA). Central Oklahoma formerly, Central State has a 48–28–2 advantage in the series but Northeastern State has dominated the series in recent years.

Prior to membership in the MIAA, both schools participated in the Oklahoma Collegiate Athletic Conference, the Oklahoma Intercollegiate Conference and most recently the Lone Star Conference since NSU joined the league in 1997.

Central Oklahoma has won the only postseason game between the schools, a 1982 NAIA football Playoff Semifinal Game.[1]

Beginning in 1998 after Northeastern State upgraded to NCAA Division II, the Bronchos and the Redmen, (now the RiverHawks) have played for the President's Cup.[2] Central Oklahoma leads the trophy series with a 11–9 record in the President's Cup series.

Game results

Central Oklahoma victoriesNortheastern State victoriesTie games
No.DateLocationWinnerScore
1 1912   Central State 53–3
2 1915   Central State 85–0
3 1916 Tahlequah, OK Central State 53–0
4 1917   Central State 56–0
5 1926 Edmond, OK Central State 7–0
6 1927   Central State 30–0
7 1929 Edmond, OK Central State 6–0
8 1930 Edmond, OK Central State 12–10
9 1931 Tahlequah, OK Central State 25–0
10 1932 Edmond, OK Central State 18–0
11 1933 Tahlequah, OK Northeastern State 14–0
12 1934 Edmond, OK Northeastern State 13–7
13 1935 Tahlequah, OK Northeastern State 12–2
14 1936 Edmond, OK Central State 21–0
15 1937 Tahlequah, OK Tie0–0
16 1938 Edmond, OK Central State 25–0
17 1939 Tahlequah, OK Central State 13–6
18 1940 Edmond, OK Central State 13–6
19 1941 Tahlequah, OK Central State 7–6
20 1946 Tahlequah, OK Central State 19–6
21 1947 Tahlequah, OK Central State 27–21
22 1948 Edmond, OK Central State 20–13
23 1949 Tahlequah, OK Central State 26–0
24 1950 Edmond, OK Central State 33–6
25 1951 Tahlequah, OK Northeastern State 53–14
26 1952 Edmond, OK Northeastern State 25–17
27 1953 Tahlequah, OK Northeastern State 20–19
28 1954 Edmond, OK Central State 42–0
29 1955 Tahlequah, OK Central State 27–0
30 1956 Edmond, OK Central State 13–7
31 1957 Tahlequah, OK Northeastern State 28–12
32 1958 Edmond, OK Northeastern State 28–8
33 1959 Tahlequah, OK Central State 37–21
34 1960 Edmond, OK Central State 21–14
35 1961 Tahlequah, OK Central State 32–0
36 1962 Edmond, OK Central State 38–0
37 1963 Tahlequah, OK Northeastern State 14–7
38 1964 Edmond, OK Northeastern State 14–0
39 1965 Tahlequah, OK Tie27–27
40 1966 Edmond, OK Central State 54–13
No.DateLocationWinnerScore
41 1967 Tahlequah, OK Central State 35–0
42 1968 Edmond, OK Northeastern State 27–19
43 1969 Tahlequah, OK Northeastern State 44–15
44 1970 Edmond, OK Central State 41–7
45 1971 Tahlequah, OK Central State 35–23
46 1972 Edmond, OK Northeastern State 21–14
47 1973 Tahlequah, OK Northeastern State 21–3
48 1974 Edmond, OK Northeastern State 9–7
49 1975 Tahlequah, OK Central State 34–24
50 1976 Edmond, OK Northeastern State 14–6
51 1977 Tahlequah, OK Central State 21–3
52 1978 Edmond, OK Northeastern State 28–14
53 1979 Tahlequah, OK Northeastern State 22–14
54 1982 Tahlequah, OK Northeastern State 42–26
55 1982 Tahlequah, OK Central State 21–3A
56 1983 Edmond, OK Central State 38–15
57 1984 Tahlequah, OK Central State 31–24
58 1997 Edmond, OK Central Oklahoma 17–16
59 1998 Tahlequah, OK Central Oklahoma 36–10
60 1999 Edmond, OK Northeastern State 12–7
61 2000 Tahlequah, OK Northeastern State 7–0
62 2001 Edmond, OK Northeastern State 45–44
63 2002 Tahlequah, OK Central Oklahoma 58–48
64 2003 Edmond, OK Central Oklahoma 63–42
65 2004 Tahlequah, OK Central Oklahoma 25–7
66 2005 Edmond, OK Central Oklahoma 37–10
67 2006 Tahlequah, OK Northeastern State 26–23
68 2007 Edmond, OK Northeastern State 22–14
69 2008 Tahlequah, OK Central Oklahoma 24–13
70 2009 Edmond, OK Central Oklahoma 47–38
71 2010 Tahlequah, OK Northeastern State 39–28
72 2011 Edmond, OK Northeastern State 35–7
73 2012 Edmond, OK Northeastern State 22–20
74 2013 Tahlequah, OK Northeastern State 45–38
75 2014 Edmond, OK Central Oklahoma 28–10
76 2015 Tahlequah, OK Central Oklahoma 48–17
77 2016 Edmond, OK Central Oklahoma 17–14
78 2017 Tahlequah, OK Central Oklahoma 62–21
Series: Central Oklahoma leads 48–28–2

A During the 1982 college football season, the teams played twice; in this case, the second meeting was in the playoffs.

References

  1. ^ "Central Oklahoma Game by Game against Opponents". Retrieved 2013-10-31.
  2. ^ "Presidents Bet a Dozen Golf Balls on Game". Retrieved 2013-10-31.
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