Chief Caddo - Game Results

Game Results

Northwestern State victories
Stephen F. Austin victories
Tie games
# Date Location Winner Score Series
NSU SFA
1 September 14, 1957 Shreveport, LA Northwestern State 20 7 NSU 1–0
2 September 12, 1959 Shreveport, LA Tied 14 14 NSU 1–0–1
3 September 17, 1960 Shreveport, LA Northwestern State 14 0 NSU 2–0–1
4 September 16, 1961 Shreveport, LA Northwestern State 35 19 NSU 3–0–1
5 September 15, 1962 Shreveport, LA Northwestern State 23 6 NSU 4–0–1
6 September 14, 1963 Shreveport, LA Stephen F. Austin 0 10 NSU 4–1–1
7 September 19, 1964 Shreveport, LA Northwestern State 34 14 NSU 5–1–1
8 September 18, 1971 Nacogdoches, TX Northwestern State 18 7 NSU 6–1–1
9 September 16, 1972 Natchitoches, LA Northwestern State 20 7 NSU 7–1–1
10 September 21, 1974 Natchitoches, LA Stephen F. Austin 13 14 NSU 7–2–1
11 September 20, 1975 Nacogdoches, TX Stephen F. Austin 13 17 NSU 7–3–1
12 September 18, 1976 Natchitoches, LA Northwestern State 47 0 NSU 8–3–1
13 September 24, 1977 Nacogdoches, TX Northwestern State 20 6 NSU 9–3–1
14 September 16, 1978 Nacogdoches, TX Northwestern State 21 14 NSU 10–3–1
15 September 15, 1979 Natchitoches, LA Northwestern State 27 21 NSU 11–3–1
16 September 20, 1980 Nacogdoches, TX Northwestern State 22 3 NSU 12–3–1
17 September 19, 1981 Natchitoches, LA Northwestern State 42 13 NSU 13–3–1
18 September 18, 1982 Nacogdoches, TX Northwestern State 28 14 NSU 14–3–1
19 October 1, 1983 Natchitoches, LA Stephen F. Austin 25 27 NSU 14–4–1
20 November 17, 1984 Nacogdoches, TX Stephen F. Austin 18 22 NSU 14–5–1
21 November 23, 1985 Natchitoches, LA Stephen F. Austin 10 19 NSU 14–6–1
22 November 22, 1986 Nacogdoches, TX Stephen F. Austin 14 28 NSU 14–7–1
23 November 21, 1987 Natchitoches, LA Northwestern State 33 21 NSU 15–7–1
24 November 19, 1988 Nacogdoches, TX Northwestern State 20 17 NSU 16–7–1
25 September 18, 1989 Natchitoches, LA Tied 17 17 NSU 16–7–2
26 November 17, 1990 Natchitoches, LA Northwestern State 20 3 NSU 17–7–2
27 November 23, 1991 Natchitoches, LA Northwestern State 52 0 NSU 18–7–2
28 November 21, 1992 Nacogdoches, TX Northwestern State 24 10 NSU 19–7–2
29 November 20, 1993 Natchitoches, LA Stephen F. Austin 20 51 NSU 19–8–2
30 November 19, 1994 Nacogdoches, TX Stephen F. Austin 13 34 NSU 19–9–2
31 November 16, 1995 Natchitoches, LA Stephen F. Austin 20 25 NSU 19–10–2
32 November 23, 1996 Nacogdoches, TX Northwestern State 17 10 NSU 20–10–2
33 November 20, 1997 Natchitoches, LA Northwestern State 38 24 NSU 21–10–2
34 November 21, 1998 Nacogdoches, TX Northwestern State 35 21 NSU 22–10–2
35 November 20, 1999 Natchitoches, LA Stephen F. Austin 14 29 NSU 22–11–2
36 November 18, 2000 Nacogdoches, TX Stephen F. Austin 3 17 NSU 22–12–2
37 November 17, 2001 Natchitoches, LA Northwestern State 31 17 NSU 23–12–2
38 November 23, 2002 Nacogdoches, TX Northwestern State 42 35 NSU 24–12–2
39 November 22, 2003 Natchitoches, LA Stephen F. Austin 14 44 NSU 24–13–2
40 November 20, 2004 Nacogdoches, TX Northwestern State 37 16 NSU 25–13–2
41 November 17, 2005 Natchitoches, LA Northwestern State 41 21 NSU 26–13–2
42 November 16, 2006 Nacogdoches, TX Stephen F. Austin 11 20 NSU 26–14–2
43 November 17, 2007 Natchitoches, LA Northwestern State 31 12 NSU 27–14–2
44 November 22, 2008 Nacogdoches, TX Northwestern State 34 24 NSU 28–14–2
45 November 21, 2009 Natchitoches, LA Stephen F. Austin 10 19 NSU 28–15–2
46 November 20, 2010 Nacogdoches, TX Stephen F. Austin 13 36 NSU 28–16–2
47 November 19, 2011 Natchitoches, LA Stephen F. Austin 0 33 NSU 28–17–2
48 November 17, 2012 Nacogdoches, TX Stephen F. Austin 17 34 NSU 28–18–2
Totals 1085 872 NSU 28–18–2

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