ARKADELPHIA – They call it the shortest road trip in college football.

About 20 minutes before kickoff today, Henderson State will stop warming up and walk across the street to face Ouachita Baptist in the Battle of the Ravine. The Division II, Gulf South Conference schools have been playing each other for more than a century in a neighborhood rivalry defined by spirited games, audacious pranks and even a kidnapping.

“We hear all over the country about rivalries,” Ouachita Baptist athletic director David Sharp said. “UCLA-USC, Auburn-Alabama, Yale and Harvard, Florida-F...

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