Iowans in the NFL Week 11 Card
Former Iowa players and natives contributed across teams in Week 11. Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell (46) tallied 9 tackles in a 52-6 win over Jacksonville. Cooper DeJean (33) and A.J. Epenesa (57) added tackles and plays for Philadelphia and Buffalo in victories. Other Iowa ties include Van Ginkel (43) with Minnesota, Golston (99) with Dallas, Goodson (31) with Indianapolis, Hall (20) for the Jets, Hockenson (87) with Minnesota, Hooker (37) with Tennessee, Hummel (35) with the Rams, Hutchinson (19) for Houston, Kolar (88) with Baltimore, McDonald (99) for the Jets, Montgomery (5) for Detroit, Moss (21) for Denver, Niemann (51) for Detroit, Niemann (31) for Los Angeles, Purdy (13) for San Francisco, Rozeboom (56) for Los Angeles, Saubert (82) for San Francisco, Stone (22) for Cincinnati, Taylor (19) for Chicago, and Welch (54) for Baltimore.
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Iowa
Jack Campbell
Detroit Lions
Cedar Falls
Jacksonville
Cooper DeJean
Philadelphia Eagles
Odebolt
Washington
A.J. Epenesa
Buffalo Bills
Kansas City
Andrew van Ginkel
Minnesota Vikings
Rock Valley
Tennessee
Chauncey Golston
Dallas Cowboys
Tyler Goodson
Indianapolis Colts
N.Y. Jets
Breece Hall
New York Jets
Iowa State
Indianapolis
T.J. Hockenson
Chariton
Amani Hooker
Tennessee Titans
Minnesota
Jake Hummel
Los Angeles Rams
David Montgomery
Riley Moss
Denver Broncos
Ankeny
Atlanta
Ben Niemann
Nick Niemann
Los Angeles Chargers
Cincinnati
Brock Purdy
San Francisco 49Ers
Seattle
Christian Rozeboom
South Dakota State
Sioux Center
New England
Eric Saubert
Drake
Geno Stone
Cincinnati Bengals
L.A. Chargers
Tory Taylor
Chicago Bears
Green Bay
Kristian Welch
Baltimore Ravens
Pittsburgh
Starocci Overcomes Keckeisen In Exhibition Duel At Rec Hall
Penn State star Carter Starocci edged Parker Keckeisen 4-1 in a highly anticipated 184-pound exhibition at Rec Hall. The bout showcased top NCAA talents as Starocci, ranked No. 1, defeated the defending national champ, while other Open results highlighted UNI five champions and Iowa three titles at the Grand View Open.
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National Wrestling Coaches Association
Penn State
Carter Starocci
Northern Iowa
Parker Keckeisen
Keckeisen
Starocci
Reckeisen
Rec Hall
State College
Virginia Tech
Mekhi Lewis
Flowrestling
Andy Hamilton
Wartbure
Massomo
Endene
University of Indianapolis
Derek Blubaugh
Blubaugh
Stanford
Iowa City West
Hunter Garvin
South Dakota State
Cade DeVos
Southeast Polk
Grand View
Maya Davis
UNI
Iowa
Grimes
Panthers
Cory Land
Cael Happel
Ryder Down
Wyatt Voelker
Lance Runyon
Caleb Rathjen
Iowa City High
Kael Voinovich
Angelo Ferrari
Farley aims for normal week ahead of UNI finale
Northern Iowa coach Mark Farley, set to retire after Saturday's home finale against Indiana State, keeps focus on players and seniors. Backup QB Aidan Dunne shines in a 39-38 overtime loss to Youngstown State as UNI seeks a final win in Cedar Falls. The Panthers host Indiana State at the UNI-Dome with a 1 p.m. kickoff on ESPN.
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Cedar Falls
Northern Iowa
Mark Farley
Indiana State
Farley
Panthers
Sycamores
UNI
Youngstown State
Aidan Dunne
Matthew Schecklman
Dunne
Penguins
Caden Palmer
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