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Huskies cana t catch Chippewas
MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. – Dan LeFevour threw for 255 yards and three touchdowns in his final home game to lead Central Michigan to a 45-31 win over Northern Illinois on Saturday.
Football team beats NIU, finishes MAC schedule 8-0
Tags: Bryan Schroeder , Butch Jones , cmu , Football , mac , NIU The CMU football team completed a blemish-free Mid-American Conference schedule for the first time in program history after beating Northern Illinois 45-31 Friday at Kelly/Shorts Stadium.
Huskies Head To Michigan For Regular Season Finale
Season FInale Northern Illinois heads to Mt. Pleasant, Mich. for a "Black Friday" meeting versus 2009 MAC West Division champ Central Michigan.
Friday's matchup: Northern Illinois at Central Michigan
Radio: Noon, Friday; WNTD-AM 950, WAUR-AM 930. Records: Northern Illinois 7-4, 5-2 MAC; Central MIchigan 9-2, 7-0. Last meeting: Central Michigan won 33-30 in overtime on Nov.
NIU football loses game of inches
NIU quarterback Chandler Harnish rushed the ball during the Huskies' 38-31 loss at Ohio on Saturday.
a Supermana steps into NIU offense: Former SVN player of the year Barnas helps out Huskiesa run game
ATHENS, Ohio – With Northern Illinois looking for someone to give the Huskies another option in the run game, safety Garrett Barnas seemed to fit what they were looking for.
NIU, Ohio feel playoff atmosphere
DeKALB – As much as the Mid-American Conference schedule comes under fire for various reasons, the schedule makers got the next two weeks right in terms of matchups.
Owls, Chippewas proving their mettle as title game looms: Mid-American Conference Insider
It's pointing to a pretty good showdown in Detroit for the Mid-American Conference football championship on Dec.
Huskies will try to take pop out of Bobcats' pistol
DeKALB – Cory Hanson took a look at Ohio's pistol offense and concluded one thing for certain.
Huskies hopeful Spann will play Saturday
Northern Illinois running back Chad Spann will be a game-time decision for Saturday's 1 p.m. game at Ohio, NIU coach Jerry Kill said during Monday's MAC coaches teleconference.
MAC Title Still In Reach For Northern Illinois Huskies
When the 2009 season began, the Northern Illinois Huskies were projected to finish third in the Mid-American West behind Western and Central Michigan.
DeKALB – Northern Illinois quarterback Chandler Harnish practiced again on Tuesday at Huskie Stadium, his third straight practice after being cleared by the team trainers to return after suffering a knee injury against Toledo on Oct.
Northern Illinois Notes: Seniors break through in last home game
DeKALB – Senior wide receiver Preston Williams waited almost five years to make his first catch for Northern Illinois.
Northern Illinois has quietly put itself in the hunt
Posted by ESPN.com's Graham Watson While Central Michigan has dominated many of the headlines in the Mid-American Conference this season with their 8-2 campaign, Northern Illinois has quietly crept up the standings to give the Chippewas a challenge.
Quarterback Chandler Harnish threw a touchdown pass in his first appearance in nearly a month as Northern Illinois topped Ball State on Thursday.
CFB: The buzz, predictions of upcoming games
It's hard to believe, but it's already Week 11 - which means it's mid-November. The Big Three - Alabama, Florida and Texas - have what should be relatively easy conference games, with all three playing on the road.
MAC Notebook: Parrish concerned about NIU's backs
When Ball State coach Stan Parrish takes a look at Northern Illinois on film, he sees the same thing he saw in MAC East leader Temple.
Harnish practices, but limited
DeKALB – Quarterback Chandler Harnish practiced Sunday and Northern Illinois coach Jerry Kill said at his weekly news conference that the injured quarterback would be limited to certain drills at Monday's practice.
It's Week 10, and it's a big week. Alabama-LSU in Tuscaloosa and Ohio State-Penn State in Happy Valley are the spotlight games this weekend; the first has national title implications, the second has Big Ten title implications.
Huskies ready to work on short rest
If red isn't one of Jerry Kill's favorite colors, it probably should be. Not because of the red jerseys his Northern Illinois University players wear, but how the 5-3 Huskies are performing in the red zones -- those areas between the goal and 20-yard lines on each end of the field.