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PetroSun Independence Bowl Game Highlights Can Be Seen on YouTube

January 10, 2014

Season Report Posted: January 22, 2009 04:07  

2013 #21 UNI vs. FIU PetroSun Independence Bowl

The PetroSun Independence Bowl that pitted #21 Northern Iowa against #60 Florida International Golden Panthers was a blowout and now all of the big plays can be seen on YouTube Video. Click on the following links to see the quarter by quarter highlights.

Quarter 1 Highlights can be found by CLICKING HERE

Quarter 2 Highlights can be found by CLICKING HERE

Quarter 3 Highlights can be found by CLICKING HERE

Quarter 4 Highlights can be found by CLICKING HERE

Coach Pelini Stays at UNI Another Year Despite Job Offers

January 9, 2014

Season Report Posted: January 22, 2009 21:28  

Coach Pelini had a second great season for UNI and again entertained job offers from Southern Miss and Troy. He declined both as his goal for every school he coaches is to win a National Championship for that school.
Pelini will get ready to go into the off-season and begin recruiting for the 2014 season.

UNI Finishes in Top 25 in All Polls

January 9, 2014

Season Report Posted: January 21, 2009 23:29  

Something that UNI hasn't done before was get into the Top 25 rankings in the polls. This year they cracked the Top 25 and stayed in the Top 25 by season's end. UNI finished at #21 in the Coaches Poll, #20 in the Media Poll and BCS Polls.
UNI finished in second place in the SEC and forced the most points and allowed the least amount of points in the conference.
The Big Ten Conference finished as the strongest conference in the nation as the SEC finished at #2 strongest.

Independence Bowl Matchup: Something to Laugh At

December 30, 2013

Game Report Posted: January 21, 2009 23:17  

This was the biggest blowout in any bowl's history. Many FIU fans left at halftime. This was fun for UNI to show the Bowl committee that they deserved to be in a better and bigger bowl game not against a team that was 6-6. For UNI to only have two losses in the SEC, they should have had a better bowl, but UNI will take the pretty crystal trophy home at the end.
A 21 yard pass started off the scoring and Robertson would hook up with WR Chris Peterson a total of three times, each for touchdowns. Peterson also had an 87 yard kick return for a touchdown.
Halfback Steve Jackson ran for 169 yards and five touchdowns and also returned a 68 yard punt return for a touchdown.
In the fourth quarter, UNI was ahead by so much that they subbed in their second string offense and defense to give players that hadn't played a game in a while to play in the bowl game.
UNI will look to have a good recruiting class during the off-season.

UNI Awarded Kindly

December 9, 2013

Season Report Posted: January 20, 2009 21:37  

Four UNI players got some major awards and two of them took multiple awards home. Senior left end Eric Sampson took home the Bednarik Award (best defenseman) and the Lombardi Award (best lineman). Freshman walk-on halfback Steve Jackson took home the Doak Walker Award (best rb) and Best RET. Freshman LOLB Tony Cole took home the Dick Butkus Award (best LB) and senior kicker Jason Johnson took home the Lou Groza Award (best placekicker).
Eric Sampson finished in third place in the Heisman Voting, UNI has made another ESPN cover with freshman halfback Steve Jackson kneeling on one knee and the title reading- The Kids Are Alright: EASports Announces its All-American Teams for the 2013 Season.
The Panthers have seen their rankings go up and down but they are glad to see that they are still ranked in the Top 25. In the coaches they move down one to #21, in the media they stayed the same at #22 and they finished in the BCS standings at #21.
For the Panthers to finish where they did in the SEC and the announcement that came out today saying that SEC has won the strongest conference. There's no conference with more punch than the SEC.
Awards continue to bestow UNI as they had many on the team finish with a nod to being an All-American.
Announced to the 1st Team All-American were: * Tony Cole - FR, Outside Linebacker, * Jason Johnson - SR, kicker, * Eric Sampson - SR, right end, and * Steve Jackson - FR, halfback.
Announced to the 2nd Team All-American were: * Wesley Atkins - SR, strong safety.

The biggest surprise was the amount of UNI Freshman announced to the All-American team. Freshman All-American are: * Tony Cole - FR, Outside Linebacker, * Chris Peterson - FR, wide receiver, * Derek James - FR, cornerback, and * Steve Jackson - FR, halfback.
Finishing up with the All-Conference nods are: 1st Team All-Conference: * Tony Cole - FR, Outside Linebacker, * Chris Peterson - FR, wide receiver, * Jason Johnson - SR, kicker, * Derek James - FR, cornerback, * Eric Sampson - SR, right end, and * Steve Jackson - FR, halfback. Named to the 2nd Team All-Conference: * Wesley Atkins - SR, strong safety, * Vincent Collins - SR, tight end, and * Walter Harris - SR, left outside linebacker.

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National Champion

Clemson Tigers

Passing
Nameplayer_nameCOMPcompATTattYARDSydsTDtdINTints
Robertson Leonard12828525821834
Rushing
Nameplayer_nameATTattYDSydsTDtdLONGlong_runFUMBfumb
Jackson Steve274177935715
Receiving
Nameplayer_nameRECrecYDSydsTDtdLONGlong_recDROPSdrops
Peterson Chris761630125926
Defensive
Nameplayer_nameTKLStacklesSCKSsacksINTintsFFffDef TDdef_td
Harris Walter7211070
Preseason Coaches Poll
RNKTeam
No Preseason Coaches Poll has been set.
Preseason Media Poll
RNKTeam
No Preseason Media Poll has been set.
Final Coaches Poll
RNKTeam
1Clemson Tigers
2Arizona State Sun Devils
3Florida Gators
4Penn State Nittany Lions
5Indiana Hoosiers
6USC Trojans
7Wisconsin Badgers
8Texas Longhorns
9Arizona Wildcats
10Iowa Hawkeyes
11Tennessee Volunteers
12Brigham Young Cougars
13LSU Tigers
14Ohio State Buckeyes
15Nebraska Cornhuskers
16Virginia Tech Hokies
17Oklahoma Sooners
18Alabama Crimson Tide
19Northern Iowa Panthers
20California Golden Bears
21Texas Tech Red Raiders
22UAB Blazers
23Nevada Wolfpack
24Virginia Cavaliers
25Notre Dame Fighting Irish
Final Media Poll
RNKTeam
1Arizona State Sun Devils
2Clemson Tigers
3Florida Gators
4Penn State Nittany Lions
5Indiana Hoosiers
6USC Trojans
7Texas Longhorns
8Wisconsin Badgers
9Iowa Hawkeyes
10Tennessee Volunteers
11Arizona Wildcats
12Nebraska Cornhuskers
13Brigham Young Cougars
14LSU Tigers
15Ohio State Buckeyes
16Virginia Tech Hokies
17California Golden Bears
18Oklahoma Sooners
19Alabama Crimson Tide
20Northern Iowa Panthers
21Michigan Wolverines
22Texas Tech Red Raiders
23UAB Blazers
24Virginia Cavaliers
25Nevada Wolfpack
Final BCS Poll
RNKTeam
1Clemson Tigers
2Arizona State Sun Devils
3Florida Gators
4Penn State Nittany Lions
5USC Trojans
6Indiana Hoosiers
7Texas Longhorns
8Wisconsin Badgers
9Iowa Hawkeyes
10Arizona Wildcats
11Tennessee Volunteers
12Brigham Young Cougars
13Nebraska Cornhuskers
14Ohio State Buckeyes
15LSU Tigers
16Virginia Tech Hokies
17Oklahoma Sooners
18Alabama Crimson Tide
19California Golden Bears
20Northern Iowa Panthers
21Texas Tech Red Raiders
22Michigan Wolverines
23UAB Blazers
24Virginia Cavaliers
25Nevada Wolfpack
SEC Conference Standings
RNKSchoolRecordConf RecordPFPA
1 Florida 13-1 8-0 551 225
2 Northern Iowa 12-2 7-1 647 216
3 Tennessee 10-3 6-2 476 245
4 LSU 10-3 6-2 443 260
5 Alabama 9-4 5-3 427 238
6 South Carolina 6-7 4-4 379 477
7 Arkansas 4-8 3-5 308 400
8 Ole Miss 6-7 3-5 352 383
9 Georgia 7-6 3-5 424 333
10 Auburn 6-7 2-6 396 362
11 Vanderbilt 2-10 1-7 228 466
12 Kentucky 3-9 0-8 245 442

Offensive Team Captain

QB - Leonard Robertson

Defensive Team Captain

LOLB - Walter Harris

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