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Moving the Chains with . . . Illinois State wide receiver Daniel Sobkowicz

Illinois State receiver Daniel Sobkowicz shares interesting facts about this two-sport high school career, his athletic family and more in this Moving the Chains Q&A.
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Knocked from the ranks of the unbeaten, SIU now must regroup and move forward

After suffering its first loss of the season in shocking fashion, Southern Illinois prepares to get back to its winning ways.
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Connection between QB, top receiver providing big benefits for Illinois State

Illinois State QB Zack Annexstad said he didn’t throw Daniel Sobkowicz a single ball for a year. Now, Sobkowicz is the Redbirds’ No. 1 receiver.
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Saluki rewind: Youngstown State throttles SIU, handing Southern its first defeat

Unranked Youngstown State shocked No. 5/6 Southern Illinois, 31-3, in the Salukis’ conference opener.
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Panther rewind: Eastern falls in overtime as two-point conversion fails

UT Martin withstood a two-point conversion attempt by Eastern Illinois to prevail, 28-27 in overtime.
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Redbird rewind: In ‘men against boys’ matchup, No. 1 SDSU muscles way past Illinois State

No. 1 South Dakota State raced to a three-score lead in the first quarter in knocking off Illinois State, 40-21.
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Leatherneck rewind: Road trip spoiled as North Dakota outruns Western, 49-10

Western Illinois gained only 206 yards of total offense Saturday in a 49-10 loss to North Dakota.
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Eastern Illinois determined to hold the line against nation’s leading rusher in conference clash of ranked teams

UT Martin’s Sam Franklin enters Saturday’s Big South-OVC Alliance matchup as the top rusher in FCS.
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Big game, or just another game? Redbirds focus on themselves in advance of hosting No. 1 SDSU

Illinois State hosts No. 1 South Dakota State on Saturday in Normal, but the Redbirds are focused on one thing: “Us.”
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While up in the polls, SIU keeps focus on Youngstown State rather than rankings

Southern Illinois bids to keep its best start since 2007 going with a visit to Youngstown State, a place where the Salukis have struggled over the years.