I-AA transfers reshape college football landscape
Transfer players moving from I-A to I-AA reshapes the sport, boosting teams like Western Illinois under Don Patterson. Western sits high in rankings with 21 I-A transfers among 60-man rosters, while Patterson emphasizes high school talent for long-term success and cautions about chemistry with older players.
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Buena Vista nips Kohawks in seasonal finale thriller
Buena Vista edges Coe 28 26 at Clark Field as quarterback Eric Jamison launches an 80 yard drive in two minutes with four completions including a 26 yard 3rd down grab to Heathcote and a 16 yard pass to Heathcote. Jared Smith seals on a 3 yard TD with 29 seconds left.
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Smith
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Zak Gordon
Fred Jackson
Raeburn
Seth Wallace
Scott Schara
Wallace
Tim Vinyard
Vinyard
Iowa
Winyard
Vandever powers Drake past Jacksonville for 42-0 shutout
Vandever threw two TDs and ran in another as Drake rolled to a 42-0 win over Jacksonville. Drake opened with a 60-0 lead, later widening the margin to 19-0 at halftime. The Bulldogs dominated, holding Jacksonville to one first down in the first quarter and getting a 52-yard field goal from Billy Cundiff.
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Jacksonville
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Phil Joseph
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Pella
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Northern Iowa Holds Off Cal Poly SLO 43 41 in San Luis Obispo
Northern Iowa quarterback Ryan Helming threw for 321 yards and three touchdowns and Michael Gerrell scored three times as UNI improved to 6-3 with a 43-41 victory. Cal Poly, led by Seth Burford's four touchdowns and 566 passing yards, rallied late but fell short.
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Mustangs
Charles Bell
Panthers
Seth Burford
Ryan McCarty
Burford
Histo Kassim Osgood
Cornell Rams Crush Dubuque 64-8 At Ash Park
Cornell football dominated Dubuque 64 to 8 as 12 Rams scored and the defense forced three turnovers including an 80 yard interception return by Luke LaBaw and a 5 yard fumble return by Brett Murdock. Chris Lovely threw two TD passes and Ian Harden, Aaron Holthaus, Keith Sherritt and others tallied touchdowns.
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