Huskies By Position: PASSING TIME WITH THE NIU QUARTERBACKS » The Northern Illinois football team went through what head coach Jerry Kill described as a "mental practice" Friday, running through situations and plays in pro pads with little to no contact. The two hour workout tested players ability to respond to adverse and surprising situations, preparing them... Huskies By Position: KICKING IT WITH THE NIU SPECIAL TEAMS » As the Northern Illinois football team went through a two-plus hour scrimmage Thursday morning at Huskie Stadium, NIU Head Coach Jerry Kill and his staff integrated one of the most important aspects of the football team into the day's work. On Thursday, every drive by the Huskie offense ended with a... Huskies by Position: LINEBACKERS LOOKING FOR KUBE'S LEADERSHIP » With only Alex Kube (Cary, Ill./Cary-Grove) healthy from last year's starting linebacker group, Northern Illinois linebackers coach Tom Matukewicz is relying on the lone senior of the corps to help develop a young group of talented Huskie linebackers. read full article Huskies by Position: OFFENSIVE LINE STARTING TO MESH » One of the biggest strengths of the 2009 Northern Illinois University football team was the offensive line. Anchored by veterans Eddie Adamski and Jason Onyebuagu, the Huskies led the league in rushing offense, averaging 195.2 yards a game, red zone offense and allowed the fewest sacks in the Mid-Am... Huskies Adjust October 23 Game Time » Northern Illinois has pushed back the kickoff time for its October 23 football game versus Central Michigan to 3 p.m. (CDT) at Huskie Stadium. The change was made to accommodate the Comcast SportsNet Chicago broadcast of the game, which features a match-up of 2010 Mid-American Conference contenders....
Friday, 03 September 2010
Chicago Fire Put Down Revolution
Written by Chicago Sporting    Saturday, 06 October 2007 18:19    PDF Print E-mail

The Chicago Fire looked great in a 2 -1 win over New England.  Chad Barrett scored the winning goal and had an assist in the Chicago Fire's victory

over the New England Revolution on Saturday night.  Barrett scored in the 60th minute, beating Matt Reis after the goalkeeper blocked Paulo Wanchope's

shot. It was Barrett's seventh goal of the season.  New England took the lead in the 24th minute on Jeff Larentowicz's goal, and Chris Rolfe tied it just before

halftime off a pass from Barrett.  The Fire improved to 9-10-9, and the Revolution fell to 14-7-7.  Chicago coach Juan Carlos Osorio missed the game after

receiving a red card last week in a game against Chivas USA.


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