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#18 – Jerry Kill, Northern Illinois
Replacing Joe Novak (retired)

Kill (right) makes the trip north from Southern Illinois to NIU, where he faces a tough task in replacing the very popular Joe Novak. Novak retired after 12 seasons with the Huskies and had seven consecutive winning seasons before last year’s injury-plagued 2-10 campaign. Kill put together a 56-32 at SIU, and his strong recruiting ties in the Midwest should serve him well at NIU.

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Scores/Schedules

9/5 - 3:30 PM Baylor Bears 24 Wake Forest Demon Deacons 21
9/19 - 5:00 PM Connecticut Huskies 30 Baylor Bears 22
9/26 - 7:00 PM Northwestern St. Demons 13 Baylor Bears 68
10/3 - 7:10 PM Kent St. Golden Flashes 15 Baylor Bears 31
10/10 - 3:30 PM Baylor Bears 7 Oklahoma Sooners 33
10/17 - 7:00 PM Baylor Bears 10 Iowa St. Cyclones 24
10/24 - 12:30 PM Oklahoma St. Cowboys 34 Baylor Bears 7
10/31 - 12:30 PM Nebraska Cornhuskers 20 Baylor Bears 10
11/7 - 3:00 PM Baylor Bears 40 Missouri Tigers 32
11/14 - 1:00 PM Texas Longhorns 47 Baylor Bears 14
11/21 - 4:30 PM Baylor Bears 3 Texas A&M Aggies 38
11/28 - 7:00 PM Texas Tech Red Raiders 20 Baylor Bears 13

Standings

North W - L
Nebraska Cornhuskers 10 - 4
Missouri Tigers 8 - 5
Iowa St. Cyclones 7 - 6
Kansas St. Wildcats 6 - 6
Kansas Jayhawks 5 - 7
Colorado Buffaloes 3 - 9
South W - L
Texas Longhorns 13 - 1
Texas Tech Red Raiders 9 - 4
Oklahoma St. Cowboys 9 - 4
Oklahoma Sooners 8 - 5
Texas A&M Aggies 6 - 7
Baylor Bears 4 - 8

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Michigan to host first night game at Big House

Michigan will host Notre Dame the night of September 10, 2011.

The University of Michigan announced Thursday it will host its first-ever primetime game on September 10, 2011 against rival Notre Dame.

'This will be an unprecedented game day atmosphere that our fans have not experienced at Michigan Stadium,' said Michigan athletic director Dave Brandon. 'It's a great opportunity to showcase our program, university and Ann Arbor to a primetime viewing audience. This also adds a new chapter to the storied rivalry between our two great programs.'

The two programs previously played three night games, though each of those occurred at Notre Dame Stadium. ... Continue