Category: college football
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Illinois State defensive lineman Harman ruled out for season with ‘lower body injury’

Illinois State defensive lineman Ben Harman, who leads the team in QB hurries, will miss the rest of the season with a “lower body injury.”
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Eastern RB Fleming shines in his moment to help power Panthers’ running game

Eastern Illinois running back Jacarre Fleming rushed for 111 yards and two touchdowns in the Panthers’ 31-23 win against Western Illinois.
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Panther rewind: 4th-down conversion boosts Eastern to win in OVC-Big South opener

A fourth-down conversion in the fourth quarter boosted EIU’s confidence and sent the Panthers to a 31-23 victory at Western Illinois.
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Eastern tackles turnover drought with bye week drills, visualization of next big play

The next Eastern Illinois interception will break a nine-game streak without one dating back to October 2024.
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Breakfast meetings help Southern Illinois QB Williams cook up big plays, for starters

Quarterback D.J. Williams has helped Southern Illinois to a 3-1 record thanks to his impressive stats and innovative ideas.
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Southern Illinois WR Davis shines under spotlight of War for the Wheel rivalry … again

For the third season in a row, Southern Illinois WR Vinson Davis III had a big game against rival Southeast Missouri.
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Moving the Chains with … Southern Illinois running back Kayleb Wagner

Born without a left hand and forearm, Southern Illinois RB Kayleb Wagner has been an inspiration to many. He shares his story in our Moving the Chains Q&A.
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Saluki rewind: Southern’s finishing kick closes out dominant win over UT Martin

Southern Illinois used an impressive second half on offense and defense Saturday night in a 37-10 victory at UT Martin.
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Leatherneck rewind: Hot start helps Western pile up 51 points, win home opener

Western Illinois rolled up 51 points and 507 yards of offense Saturday night to beat Valparaiso in the Leathernecks’ home opener.
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Healthy Schwendeman brings passion for ‘hitting people’ back to lineup for Salukis

Southern Illinois tight end Ryan Schwendeman has always embraced the physical side of football. This fall, he’s happy to be back on the field after an injury in 2024.