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The NCAA has ordered Mary Hardin-Baylor to vacate its 2016 Division III national championship because the football coach let a player use his car for more than 18 months, which was determined to be an improper benefit for a student-athlete.

Mary Hardin-Baylor won its second Division III championship in three years Friday night, beating Mount Union 24-16 in the Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl.

Jase Hammack finds T.J. Josey, who beats his man in single coverage for a 36-yard Mary Hardin-Bay touchdown

Jase Hammack is forced out of the pocket and throws off his back foot to K.J. Miller for the big-time 28-yard reception.

D'Angelo Fulford runs the quarterback keep and dives into the end zone for the Mount Union touchdown.

Mount Union limited defending champion Mary Hardin-Baylor to 144 yards and went on to a 12-0 victory Friday night to capture its 13th Division III football national championship.

Led by Nick Brish's 10 tackles and safety, the Purple Raiders shut out Mary-Hardin Baylor 12-0.

Justin Hill catches a 42-yard pass for a touchdown through the hands of two defenders and off his own face mask to extend the lead to 10-0 for the Blue Raiders.

Mary-Hardin Baylor won its first football national championship after beating Wisconsin-Oshkosh 10-7 in Division III's Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl on Friday night.

Mary Hardin-Baylor's 14-12 upset win over Mount Union will keep the Purple Raiders out of the Stagg Bowl -- as the Division III championship game is called -- for the first time in 12 seasons.