Iowa State Starters Feature Five Named Players
Iowa State lists Brandon Brown JaMaine Billups Marc Timmons Atif Austin Ellis Hobbs Troy Blankenship and Adam Benike as the roster of starters highlighted in team coverage.
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Brandon Brown
JaMaine Billups
Marc Timmons
Atif Austin Ellis Hobbs
Tyson Smith
Amecus Daniels
Bryan Ollie
Michael Wagner
Charles Mercer
Todd Miller
Gabe Bakker
Matt Ward
Brian Thompson
Steve Paris
Waye Terry
Johnny Smith
Dustin Ochs
Ellis Hobbs
Eric Perry
Kanatha Rutland
David Banks-Bursey
Tony Yelk
Jesse Arnold
Seneca Wallace
Cris Love
Harold Clewis
Anthony Forrest
Marc Tim
Chris Whitaker
Adam Benike
Andy Leaders
Brian Lutter
Cale Stubbe
Aaron Wendel
Ryan Bracius
Beau Coleman
Theed Richardson
Erik Anderson
Ohannes Egbers
Sob Montgomery
Nick Leaders
Vander Sanden
Zach Butler
Wayne Johnson
Jared Otto
Casey Shelton
Kory Pence
Dan Frank
Collin Menard
Matt Bockes
Jr Lance Young
Roster of players with positions and measurements
A detailed roster lists players by name position height and weight across multiple class years. The long list covers backs receivers linebackers defensive linemen and specialists with numerous juniors seniors and freshmen noted, reflecting a college football squad composition with many players and measurements.
ISU Faces UConn as Danielson Eyes Single-Season Receiving Mark
Iowa State quarterback Seneca Wallace has set multiple Cyclone records and needs to lead Lane Danielsen to break Tracy Henderson’s 1,051 receiving yards in a season. Danielsen sits at 974 with 56 catches, while Wallace has 2,922 passing yards and 3,235 total offense this season. The game also features standout appearances by Jamaal Montgomery and Hiawatha Rutland as ISU aims to rebound from a rough defensive showing at Colorado.
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Seneca Wallace
Cyclones
Lane Danielson
Danielson
Tracy Henderson
Henderson
Danielsen
Uconn
Wallace
Jack Whitver
Lance Young
Jamaal Montgomery
Montgomery
Colorado
Young
Iowa State
Hiawatha Rutland
Michael Wagner
Brian Thompson
Adam Benike
Troy Blankenship
Lane Danielsen
Iowa
Ames
Connecticut
ISU's Wallace Faces UConn's Hopkins in Key Showdown
ISU quarterback Seneca Wallace clashes with UConn defensive back Roy Hopkins who has five picks this season. Wallace has nine turnovers over the last two games, including five fumbles and four interceptions, shaping a pivotal matchup.
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Seneca Wallace
ISU
Uconn
Roy Hopkins
Hopkins
Wallace
Caulley Faces Word In Final Jack Trice Showdown
UConn freshman tailback Terry Caulley is among the nation’s top newcomers as he meets ISU middle linebacker Matt Word in Word’s final game at Jack Trice Stadium, where Word aims to halt Caulley’s momentum.
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Uconn
Terry Caulley
ISU
Matt Word
Caulley
Word
Jack Trice
UConn Huskies boast strong offense and stout defense
UConn last week blanked Navy 38-0, holding them to three first downs and 82 yards. Freshman Terry Caulley has 1,056 rushing yards with 15 touchdowns, second nationally among freshmen. Dan Orlovsky, Tommy Collins, Wes Timko, and Shaun Feldersen pace the offense while the Huskies have not allowed a sack in four straight games against Vanderbilt, Florida Atlantic, Kent State, and Navy.
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Uconn
Navy
Midshipmen
Naval Academy
Notre Dame
Terry Caulley
Ohio State
Maurice Clarett
Caulley
Kent State
Dan Orlovsky
Tommy Collins
Wes Timko
Shaun Feldersen
Huskies
Vanderbilt
Florida Atlantic
ISU Cyclones honor long serving seniors and 1998 recruits
ISU acknowledges seniors Butler Austin Knock and other fifth year players who bridged the program through adversity and a rebuild. The piece notes junior college transfers Wallace Loyd Coleman and seven others, plus future plans as Senior Day shifts next season. It cites coach McCarney praising the veterans and recounts roster changes fueling a turnaround toward bowls and better records. It also mentions upcoming challenge at Connecticut as UConn, Navy and Notre Dame results shape ISU’s focus.
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Butler
Austin
ISU
Ben Dougherty
Josh Stensrud
David Knapp
Cyclones
McCarney
Knock
Wallace
Loyd
Coleman
Word
Larry Anglin
Jesse Arnold
Mitch Curtis
Frank Garcia
Sam Holden
Dwayne Johnson
Dustin Ochs
Connecticut
Huskies
Navy
Notre Dame
Uconn
Iowa State
Banks Leads Nation in Passing Efficiency for Heisman Hopeful
Washington State quarterback Jason Gesser USC’s Carson Palmer and Miami’s Ken Dorsey are noted as benchmarks while Brad Banks tops the nation with a 166.0 pass efficiency and 25 TDs to four interceptions. Banks also rushes for 387 yards on 73 carries, and Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz hails his standout first-year play and potential Heisman candidacy.
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Washington State
Jason Gesser
USC
Carson Palmer
Miami
Ken Dorsey
Banks
Leftwich
New York
Iowa
Kirk Ferentz
Ferentz
Pare
Brad
Buckeyes Seek Redemption In Ohio State Michigan Showdown
Ohio State sits at 12 0 and ranked No 2 as Jim Tressel aims to seal a Fiesta Bowl berth with a win over No 12 Michigan. The Buckeyes face questions about Maurice Clarett s health and a banged up run game while Michigan eyes a pivotal rivalry victory and a chance at public vindication.
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Columbus
Ohio
B.J. Askew
Ohio State
Michigan
Cincinnati
Jim Tressel
Tressel
Buckeyes
Iowa
Maurice Clarett
John Navarre
Division III clashes: Wisconsin-La Crosse at Coe. Lake Forest at Wartburg
Wisconsin La Crosse (7-3) visits Coe (9-1) at Clark Field as 16th ranked Coe hosts 20th ranked La Crosse. Coe’s Fredrick Jackson wears down defenses amid a shoulder hold, while Brannen and Rife pace the offense. Lake Forest (9-1) travels to Wartburg (9-1) with Urlacher noted on defense and Hodapp mounting 1258 rushing yards for Wartburg as defenses sting.
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Wisconsin-La Crosse
COE
Clark
Cedar Rapids
American Football Coaches Association
Kmry-Am
la Crosse
Fredrick Jackson
Jackson
Joe Brannen
Jon Rife
Matt Makaryk
Matt Rizzo
Lake Forest
Wartburg
Walston-Hoover Stadium
Waverly
Casey Urlacher
Chicago Bears
Brian Urlacher
Solon
Brad Hodapp
Coe Faces La Crosse In NCAA Division III Playoff Showdown
Coe, a private Iowa school of about 1,300, carries a 9-1 mark and a 16th national ranking into a postseason date with perennial contender La Crosse (7-3). Kohawks own 0-3 all-time playoff record but feature two-time WIAC MVP running back Fredrick Jackson and a potent offense balanced by a stingy defense led by 290-pound DT Thaddeus Rego. La Crosse relies on quarterback Matt Makaryk and a skilled, physical unit seeking a first major upset in hostile territory.
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Coe
Kohawks
Iowa
American Football Coaches Association
Fredrick Jackson
la Crosse
Larry Terry
Joe Brannen
Raeburn
Drake
Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Eagles
WIAC
Matt Makaryk
Terry
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Kansas St
Kyle Knock
Jordan Carstens
Jeremy Loyd
Jamaul Montgomery
Se Ree Cae Ee
Jonn Wingateé
Kenny Segin
Andy Kohler
Caleri van Cleave
Brent Nelson
Eric Schmitz
Gazette
Vy Hopkins
Jim Ecker
Kyle McCann
Haddy
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