Astounding Fun Facts About University of Iowa Football
[powerpress] Iowa started playing intercollegiate football in 1889, although club teams had been playing at the school since 1872. It
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[powerpress] Iowa started playing intercollegiate football in 1889, although club teams had been playing at the school since 1872. It
Read MoreThe University of Minnesota started their football program in 1882, one of the first programs of the era. To give you some reference, Ohio State started playing in 1890 and Iowa stated in 1889. 1882 was also the year Polygamy was made a felony by the US Congress.
Read More[powerpress] Purdue began playing intercollegiate football in 1887. In the first game, they lost to Butler College 48-6. Butler College,
Read MoreThe Maryland Terrapins began playing football in 1892. In those days, they were known as Maryland Agricultural College, which made cheers difficult.
Read MoreRutgers University is one of the oldest colleges in the country. It began as Queens College in 1766, 10 years before there was even an official United States, which made it tough to get in bars.
Read MoreA high school quarterback for Eastside Catholic in Sammamish, WA, Zach Lewis, recently threw an amazing pass to…himself, and carried it in for a touchdown. He fired it off an opponent’s helmet, and it bounced right back to him, and he ran it in.
Read MoreThe Penn State Nittany Lions began playing football in 1887, yet they had no head coach for five years. And they still went 12-8-1. See, you don’t even need a coach to have a winning record. Hey, it’s an idea worth thinking about.
Read MoreThe Indiana Hoosiers have won the Big Ten championship twice — in 1945 and 1967. They have been to nine bowl games, including the 1968 Rose Bowl which unfortunately they lost to the USC Trojans.
Read MoreHe’s desperate. The starting goalie is now badly injured, and there is no backup. He points at you in the
Read MoreJib is a lifelong Jets fan. He watched dumbfounded as they lost today to the Eagles 24-14. “The gol-dang Eagles!
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