Opening Kickoff After Loss to No 1 Alabama
Tennessee coach Lane Kiffin lamented a 42-10 defeat at Alabama saying they played the top team in the country, outgaining them by nearly 100 yards and missing three field goals, denying any moral victory. He compared the performance to an earlier Florida game.
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Terrence Cody
Daniel Lincoln
Bryant-Denny
Swinging Cats Pull Off Historic Northwestern comeback
Northwestern rallied from 28-3 down to beat Indiana 29-28 as coach Pat Fitzgerald hailed the win. Indiana, 4-4, faces a likely bowl drought while Northwestern eyes a landmark victory in Evanston.
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Iowa Eyes Rose Bowl Bid Amid Ticket Talk For Title Game
Iowa sits 8-0 and fourth in the BCS, atop the Big Ten at 4-0, with Rose Bowl talk centering on a 16,000 to 25,000 ticket target. Pasadena hosts the Jan 7 2010 title game, with final bowl assignment due Dec 6. conference revenue shares and sponsor allocations affect school earnings.
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ISU to rest Robinson as illness hits Cyclones
ISU faced health issues with several players ill after a loss to Nebraska and intense travel. Robinson is expected to be ready after a strained groin kept him limited versus Kansas State while coach Rhoads emphasized sitting Alexander Robinson for the remaining season to stay healthy. The team plans quarantines and separate travel to minimize virus spread ahead of the Oklahoma State game broadcast on TV.
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Reggie Stephens
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Northern Iowa Panthers eye late November run in MVFC
Northern Iowa coach Mark Farley tempered expectations after losses to Missouri Valley co leaders Southern Illinois and South Dakota State. He noted UNI will miss this Saturday's game, resumes Nov. 7 at home vs Youngstown State, and aims for an 8-3 finish to earn an at large FCS playoff bid. The MVFC boasts an 8-1 opening round playoff record since 2005, underscoring the league's strength.
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Waterloo Courier
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Iowa Hawkeyes face Indiana with multiple injuries and returns
Iowa, 8-0, 4-0 Big Ten, deals with Robinson redshirt fresh at running back and Brinson in doubt while Wegher and O’Meara mix in. Freshman Rogers may travel. Green wood concussion and Sandeman likely hurt as Hawkeyes collapse into late game drama against Michigan State.
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O’meara
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Michigan State
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MSU
Colin Neely
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Marvin McNutt
Iowa
Brett Greenwood
Tyler Sash
Sash
Colin Sandeman
Jeremy Ware
I-Club to Host Football Breakfast with Ferentz in Iowa City
Iowa associate athletics director Mark Jennings will introduce coach Kirk Ferentz at the Friday Morning Football Breakfast at the Sheraton Hotel in downtown Iowa City. The 6:30 a.m. event costs 8 dollars. Iowa faces Northwestern on Nov 7, kickoff 14 a.m. on ESPN.
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