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By Adam Rittenberg
Special to ESPN Insider Tuesday, November 16, 2004 In the last two weeks the Mid-American Conference standings have been shuffled more than a poker deck at the Bellagio. For a large chunk of the season Marshall and Northern Illinois served as the aces atop the league's two divisions. But wild cards Akron and Toledo trumped the frontrunners and now have the inside track to bowl bids. It seems only fitting that the coaches, players and fans will need to suffer through 72 additional hours before learning the division champions. Toledo and Bowli ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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