Boyle powers Kohawks past Cornell in 56 7 rout
Coe College sophomore quarterback Brad Boyle led a 56 to 7 victory over Cornell at Clark Field, throwing for 303 passes without an interception until late in the second quarter. Boyle accounted for 31 touchdowns this season, 17 passing and 14 rushing, helping Coe finish 9-1 and push for an NCAA Division III playoff berth.
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Coe Rams chase strong Iowa Conference stand
Coe College in the Iowa Conference seeks a solid placement after pounding Cornell 590 offensive yards while limiting Cornell to minus 13 rushing yards. Cornell’s Andrew Burdick set season records with 2,168 passing yards despite six turnovers and nine sacks. Frank Weymiller tied a school record with 10 sacks this season.
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Luther Downs Loras On Streeter’s 22 Yard Field Goal
Luther capped the season with a 20-17 victory over Loras at Carlson Stadium as Seth Streeter nailed a 22 yard field goal with five seconds left. Luther improved to 5-5, 4-4 in Iowa Conference while Loras fell to 2-6, 28-2 in conference. Chris Reynolds led a 67 yard eight play drive culminating in the game winning kick after Vaughn Gesing connected with Chris Swift for a 15 yard score to tie it. Bruce Clark blocked punt return for a Norse score and Kyle McGivney had 14 tackles.
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Cornell Coach Reflects After Narrow Losses
Cornell coach Matt Dillon noted that four of the last five games were decided at the wire and won one, but today’s necessities didn’t occur to give the team a chance. He urged focus on improving program outcomes and referenced continued contact options.
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Panthers blank Western Illinois in regular-season finale
Northern Iowa rolled to a 34-0 home victory over Western Illinois as Pat Grace threw three TD passes and seniors were honored before the UNI Dome finale. Wideouts Jared Herring and Schuylar Oordt provided key plays, while Quentin Scott's two interceptions sealed the shutout as UNI improved to 7-3.
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Quentin Scott
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Northern Iowa
Jarred Herring
Brandon Kreezmer
Stephen Moore
MVC Standings and Results Highlight Transition to Final Week
The MVC standings show Southern Illinois 7-0, SDSU 6-1, UNI 5-2, Illinois State 4-3, Missouri State 4-4, Youngstown 3-4, North Dakota State 2-5, Indiana State 1-7, Western Illinois 0-7. Saturday results: UNI 34 Western Illinois 0, SDSU 16 SDS State 13, NDSU 56 Indiana State 17, Youngstown State 30 Illinois State 18, Southern Illinois 44 Missouri State 24. Next Saturday features UNI at Illinois State, Southern Illinois at SE Missouri, Youngstown at NDSU, SDSU at Western Illinois. Missouri State and Indiana State wrap regular season without RB Carlos Anderson due to hamstring injury. playoffs hopes hinge on Illinois State’s finale.
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Reunited RoughRiders roll past Tri City 4-0
Cedar Rapids RoughRiders dominate Tri City 4-0 at Cedar Rapids Ice Arena to cap a two-win weekend. Coach Mark Carlson and players Jeff Costello Derek DeBlois Mike Parks and Mac Bennett return from World Junior A Challenge duties as Troy Grosenick posts a 31 save shutout and the team bounces back from a 1-3 span.
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Riders sweep weekend with two wins and strong goaltending
Troy Grosenick posted a 31-save shutout as Cedar Rapids RoughRiders beat South Dakota in a weekend sweep. Bryce Aneloski and Stephen Collins contributed assists and the game winning goal on a late first period rebound. Bennetts flu sidelined one player while DeBlois scored a short handed third period goal and Parks added an assist as the Riders recovered after a rough couple of weeks.
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Saturday College Scores Across Divisions
A lengthy list of football results from many colleges across regions. Notable outcomes include Alabama 56 over Troy 20 and Texas 47 over Baylor 1, while Princeton fell to Yale 24 17 and Penn St. beat Indiana 31 20. The compiled scores show extensive action across the South Midwest and West.
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Huskers topple KU as Helu races for 156 yards and three TDs
Roy Helu Jr. ran for 156 yards and three touchdowns helping Nebraska beat Kansas 31-17 to move into a tie atop the Big 12 North. Niles Paul totaled 244 yards, Henery added three field goals, setting up a big showdown with Kansas State next week.
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