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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - After two straight weeks of winning fewer than 50% of the games, underdogs have picked up their play in weeks nine and 10 with tremendous gains. Full Article at The Sports Network
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The no. 7 Boise State Broncos continue their path for an unbeaten season this Friday night when they travel to take on the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs in a conference match-up. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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LAFAYETTE — Rickey Bustle knows University of Louisiana at Lafayette football fans are disappointed at the way the Ragin’ Cajuns have performed the last couple of weeks. And so is he. Full Article at 2TheAdvocate.com
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COLUMBUS -- DeWayne Walker might never rival Patrick Henry or John Paul Jones when it comes to stirring rallying cries. Full Article at Lancaster Eagle Gazette
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(10-25) 21:34 PDT -- The College Football Faithful out there like to label the big days of the season: Super Saturday, Elimination Saturday, Upset Saturday, Picking up the Bowl Scraps Saturday. Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle
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We haven't put together four quarters of three-phase football yet, and that's what's scary about our team ... We just have to keep grinding on it and keep working to improve.
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I don't like taking a break from the Big Ten season ... I can't remember the last time we did that. I definitely would like to continue the Big Ten season week to week, but since that's not the case this year, we just need to go out there and play a good game and continue to improve.
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Both of us, players and coaches really have something to prove to say maybe we're not as bad as maybe you guys think we are
– DeWayne Walker SOURCE: Lancaster Eagle Gazette -
I can't talk to you about playing in that atmosphere because I've never played in anything like that before ... It's a great opportunity. I expect it to be crazy. There's going to be tons of people screaming at the top of their lungs.
SOURCE: Lancaster Eagle Gazette
