Today in College Football Week 1983 Big Ten and beyond
Iowa hosts Michigan State as Chuck Long leads a top-ranked offense while George Perles relies on a stout defense. The Hawkeyes seek to extend a series edge after beating Wisconsin. Michigan State aims to rebound from a 21 11 loss to Ohio State.
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Georgia Auburn duel looms for world championship bid
Third ranked Auburn visits No. 4 Georgia for the SEC showdown that will decide the Sugar Bowl berth. A Georgia win sends the Bulldogs to New Orleans. an Auburn triumph could spark a four way SEC scramble with Alabama and Tennessee in the mix.
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Treye Jackson Faces Long Road Back To Hawkeyes
Iowa City native Treye Jackson, once a stand‑out at Newton High School, is healthy and hopeful after spine surgery and position changes. He remains on the Hawkeyes roster as a third team running back behind Owen Gill and Eddie Phillips with two years of college eligibility left.
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ISU punter Kelly Goodburn dismissed from football team
Ames AP Iowa State punter Kelly Goodburn, the team’s leading punter with a 38.1 yard average, has been dismissed by first year coach Jim Criner for missing a team meal. Doug Myers likely takes over punting duties for the season. The story also notes sophomore running back Jackson’s growing confidence and limited playing time.
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Wisconsin Faces Bowl Ban Over Transfer Violations
The Milwaukee Journal reports the NCAA Infractions Committee is likely to bar the University of Wisconsin from bowl games for at least one year over alleged violations involving two transfer students from California. Ken Stills and Tyler Carbone enrolled in January. Stills could be ineligible this year.
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