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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 2003
Page
23
UNI hosts Northwestern State in a pivotal I-AA matchup. The Demons 3-1 with speed and recent wins over Louisiana Monroe visit the UNI Dome, where Steve Farley notes home field may be neutralized by a very talented opponent.
Nebraska stays heavily run oriented 84 percent of plays as 3-0 No. 15 Huskers meet Southern Mississippi. Coach Solich says the team can pivot to the passing game if behind, but Barney Cotton's hire has not brought balance as promised.
Northern Illinois running back Michael Turner known as The Burner has drawn national Heisman chatter after a standout 2003 season. Turner, 5-10, 232, with 4.4 speed and 400-pound bench, has piled up 3 673 yards and 12 NIU records. He dazzled with 156 yards on 27 carries in NIU’s 19-16 upset of Alabama.
Iowa coach Ferentz talks up the team as star safety Bob Sanders nears return from injury. Smith praises Sanders while noting his own solid play helps Iowa wait for Sanders to regain form. Sanders has missed time after surgery and rehab, with the team stressing depth and a next man in mindset.
Grambling State coach Doug Williams faces an NCAA inquiry over comments about suspended Ohio State running back Maurice Clarett. The probe follows a Sept 15 letter from NCAA official Chris Strobel to Grambling AD Al Dennis. Clarett reportedly considered transferring to the Division I-AA program, with no season sitout if he moved down. Williams and Dennis say they have never spoken to Clarett.
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