After an ankle injury in the 2nd quarter, Iowa QB Ricky Stanzi had to watch from the sidelines as his previously unbeaten Hawkeyes fell to Northwestern 17-10.
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Harley In The Huddle: Pass Placement
You'd be amazed how much goes on during a 4sec play, executing with fundamentals always makes it look easier than it is. Former Buckeye safety and college football analyst Rob Harley shows how important ball placement is to a offense's success.For more in-depth breakdowns visit www.harleyinthehuddle.com
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Michigan State Rallies Past Northwestern 24-14
Northwestern 14, Michigan State 24Recap Box Score Play-by-Play Drives Photos Conversation Watch Replay 1 2 3 4 T NW (4-3) 0 7 0 7 14 MSU (4-3) 0 0 17 7 24Final12:00 PM ET, October 17, 2009Spartan StadiumEAST LANSING, MICousins, White key Michigan State's win over NorthwesternESPNChicago.com VIDEO PLAYLIST video * Michigan State Holds Off N'western, 24-14WERE YOU THERE?PassportDid you attend this game? If so, start chronicling your sports memories today with ESPN's Sports Passport. Enter... the games you attend, upload your photos and share your memories!I was there »Team Stat Comparison 1st Downs 22 19Total Yards 370 375Passing 291 281Rushing 79 94Penalties 4-25 4-463rd Down Conversions 8-16 5-144th Down Conversions 0-2 0-1Turnovers 2 1Possession 29:03 30:57Air/Ground LeadersNorthwestern Passing C/ATT YDS TD INTKafka 34/47 291 2 0 Michigan State Passing C/ATT YDS TD INTCousins 21/31 281 2 0Northwestern Rushing CAR YDS TD LGKafka 18 42 0 18Simmons 5 23 0 18 Michigan State Rushing CAR YDS TD LGCaper 16 63 1 22Baker 12 45 0 11Northwestern Receiving REC YDS TD LGMarkshausen 16 111 1 20Brewer 8 104 1 26 Michigan State Receiving REC YDS TD LGWhite 12 186 2 47Cunningham 5 49 0 20Scoring SummarySECOND QUARTER NW MSU TD 07:49 Andrew Brewer 15 Yd Pass From Mike Kafka (Stefan Demos Kick) 7 0THIRD QUARTER NW MSU TD 10:07 Blair White 22 Yd Pass From Kirk Cousins (Brett Swenson Kick) 7 7 TD 05:13 Blair White 47 Yd Pass From Kirk Cousins (Brett Swenson Kick) 7 14 FG 00:00 Brett Swenson 28 Yd 7 17FOURTH QUARTER NW MSU TD 14:48 Larry Caper 22 Yd Run (Brett Swenson Kick) 7 24 TD 10:28 Zeke Markshausen 1 Yd Pass From Mike Kafka (Stefan Demos Kick) 14 24Photo Wire Northwestern's Brian Peters, right, knocks Michigan State's Blair White and the ball out-of-bounds during the...(AP Photo/Al Goldis)· View Photo· Photo GalleryAssociated Press(AP) Kirk Cousins threw two touchdown passes to Blair White in the third quarter Saturday to spark Michigan State to a 24-14 victory over Northwestern.The Spartans (4-3, 3-1 Big Ten) trailed 7-0 at halftime but rallied against the Wildcats(4-3, 1-2).Northwestern had won three consecutive Big Ten road games and two straight in East Lansing. But the Cousins-to-White connection wore down the Wildcats.more>>
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| Teams: | Michigan State Spartans Northwestern Wildcats |
| Players: | QB Kirk Cousins WR Blair White |
Michigan State Holds Off N'western, 24-14
Kirk Cousins threw for 281 yards and 2 TDs in a 24-14 win over Northwestern
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| Teams: | Michigan State Spartans Northwestern Wildcats |
| Player: | QB Kirk Cousins |
Dan Huff - NFL Free Agent QB/WR/P - College Punting Highlights at Fairleigh Dickinson University
Dan Huff - 6'1 215 lbs. - QB/WR/P - Fairleigh Dickinson UniversityCollege Stats:4,206 yards passing - 31 TD's1,687 yards rushing - 18 TD's1 catch - 27 yards receiving - 1 TD40 yd. punt avg.Long: 65 yds5 inside 200 blockedAwards:FDU Offensive MVPFDU Team MVPFDU Male Athlete of the YearPretzel Bowl MVPMAC Player of the Week Honorable MentionMAC Player of the WeekFootball Gazette National Player of the WeekECAC Southeast Player of the WeekD3Football.com National QB of the Week1st Team All-MAC1st... Team All-ECAC SoutheastRecords (as of graduation):FDU All-Time Leader: Attempts, Completions, Completion Percentage2nd All-Time: Yardage, Passing TD's , Punting Avg., Rushing TD's in a Season3rd All-Time: Rushing TD's, Longest Punt, Passing Yards in a Game, Passing TD's in a Season more>>
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Who's the best? Big Ten vs. SEC
The conference debate has reached boiling point in the last 10 years, who will claim conference supremacy? It's not as cut and dry as you might think, each conference is more than just its BCS contenders. Former Buckeye safety and college football analyst Rob Harley dissects the madness to crown a champion.
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O-H! I-OVERDRIVE ON A BAR STOOL GOING 35 MPH.
We don’t know if this man was an Ohio State fan, but…he was. It’s a biblical certainty. 30 miles east of Columbus, police found what could only be properly described as “The gloriously fractured wreck of what was once the most majestic thing ever” on the side of the road: a barstool outfitted with wheels [...]
Former Lions DT Taylor starts fresh at Baylor
Posted by ESPN.com's Adam Rittenberg My colleague Tim Griffin has an interesting piece over at the Big 12 blog about Phil Taylor, the former Penn State defensive tackle who transferred to Baylor after being dismissed from the program last summer. Taylor was among the swell of Penn State players involved in off-field incidents in 2007 and early 2008. He pleaded guilty to misdemeanor disorderly conduct for his role in an a fight at the Penn State student union in October 2007. Teammate Navorro... Bowman pleaded guilty to the same charge and went on to earn first-team All-Big Ten honors as a linebacker last fall, but Taylor and fellow defensive linemen Chris Baker were kicked off the team in July. Taylor didn't want to discuss Penn State too much, but he did say he was treated unfairly "because there were a lot of others in the same situation for similar things there." There was also this tidbit: "He is already struck by the difference in the leadership styles of Baylor coach Art Briles and [Joe] Paterno. 'I've been around a lot of teams, but here, it's more loose,' Taylor said. 'The coach lets us have fun. We still work very hard and do the things that we are supposed to do. But it's not quite as regimented as it was there -- do this, don't do that.' The feeling around the program is different, too, Taylor said. 'Here, they treat us more like adults,' he said." That's certainly a dig at Penn State, which has an old-school culture largely because of its old-school coach. But Paterno was in a pretty tough spot last summer after Penn State's reputation had been challenged. Many viewed his dismissals of Taylor and Baker as reactionary moves. Penn State shifted the focus back to the field by going 11-2 and winning a share of the Big Ten title. Plus, player conduct has improved significantly during the last six months.more>>
Can Your Pops Dunk Like This?
Normally, these types of highlight reel posts are saved for the LeBrons and Howards of the world, but sometimes you run across something that’s just so cool, you can’t help but sharing. Yes, the dunk in the lead video is a nice one with plenty of authority, but for me, the reason it’s so [...]A post from the Intentional Foul Sports Blog, sponsored by Ticket Solutions. Can Your Pops Dunk Like This?
Day One Done - Optimism Reigns Purple
There is nothing quite like the first day of spring practice to shake the fan cobwebs. Fitz, like most coaches, claims there is a long way to go, while fans, like us, tend to get overly optimistic. I've got to give credit to the NU Media Services department for their coverage of day one. Video interviews with Fitz, Kafka, Smith and Brewer along with daily notes make it easy for us to get up to speed. The most disconcerting part of spring ball is the amount of key players that are not... participating. Eleven players are sidelined for the month including two new additions - Jeremy Ebert (hip) and David Arnold (knee). Obviously the health of Corey Wootton and Vince Browne are two of the major question marks that will have most of us anxious until we see them back on the field in September. Click here to get the lowdown on day one. More Otto Graham coming at you later today....more>>
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A Night At The Garden With Sean Avery And Friends [Nhl]
Last night, I went to Madison Square Garden for the first time since I caught the circus there at age four, and one thing was immediately clear—Ranger fans love Sean Avery. The crowd was...
Tigers Don't Need Gary Sheffield After All [Mlb]
Detroit has dumped their $14 million DH with 499 career home runs. Oh, don't worry ... he gets to keep the money! [MLB; But The Game Is On]
Northwestern's Ebert, Arnold to miss spring
Posted by ESPN.com's Adam Rittenberg Northwestern head coach Pat Fitzgerald announced after the team's first spring practice Monday that two more players, wide receiver Jeremy Ebert and safety David Arnold, will miss spring drills with hip and knee injuries, respectively. Although wide receiver is in the spotlight this spring because Northwestern loses three multiyear starters, Ebert already proved himself last fall as the team's lone true freshman to log significant playing time. He had 15... receptions for 161 yards and two touchdowns in 2008, and should enter preseason camp as a projected starter. Arnold could be the bigger loss, only because injuries have dogged him throughout his career. Northwestern wanted to play Arnold as a true freshman in 2007, but injuries limited him to reserve duty in 10 games last season. The Wildcats are solid at safety in 2009 but need to develop players behind seniors Brad Phillips and Brendan Smith.more>>
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