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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 2007
Page
29
The sporting column aggregates fan opinions and mock scores for Iowa and Western Michigan, noting multiple projected outcomes. It highlights Iowa aiming to bowl victory, defense emphasis, and postgame expectations across several contributor takes.
Multiple readers weigh in on the Iowa State at Kansas matchup. predictions range from Kansas dominating 49 28 to narrow KU wins 21 20 with humor about Mangino and program progress.
A string of playful predictions centers on the Ohio State versus Michigan game with scores ranging from Ohio State 17 Michigan 16 to Purdue Indiana style banter and mock headlines. Named debaters include Morehouse Hias Johnson and Campbell with varied outcomes and cheeky asides.
Iowa players and coaches discuss how senior leadership shapes the team culture. Bryan Mattison, fifth in the Big Ten with nine sacks, links parallels with Aaron Kampman as he learns to lead younger teammates. A troublesome season includes an alleged campus sexual assault probe involving three players.
A retrospective on Northern Iowa football tracing its historic timelines from ISTC days through Division I eras. The piece highlights 1960 9-0 regular season and 17-6 Mineral Water Bowl loss, past coaching changes, and current team dominance amid talk of an unprecedented peak in state sports history.
Northern Iowa, 10 0, boosts defense led by D line coach Jerry Montgomery. Lacy and Kinney anchor a seven to eight man rotation that keeps the unit fresh and prevents fatigue. The Panthers rank 13.5 points allowed per game and 285.6 yards allowed per game while aiming for an 11 0 regular season and top seed in the FCS playoffs.
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