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  • Wallpaper

    I want to put something UNI Football-related up as my wallpaper on my computer. Anyone know of any pictures that would work well for that? I know the uni athletics site has the posters available as a wallpaper, but even though I'm down with "purple power", that poster just doesn't have enough color to suit my liking.


    In other news, while Googling for a suitable image, I happened across this old article from I-AA.org listing UNI as the I-AA school with the 10th best fans, which I found amusing (though I don't really see how Western Illinois can really be considered a "rival")

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    This doesn't answer your wallpaper question, but I found it a little ironic.
    This is the last line of Coastal Carolina's (no. 20) blurb.

    Just wait until Charleston Southern beats them on a last-second fumble recovery for a TD - that's when they'll know what being a football fan is like.
    That reminded me of the "Super Safety"-against Charleston Southern
    Take the 2005 football team, which, in just its third season of existence, had put together a remarkable 9-1 record with wins over No. 1 James Madison and No. 17 S.C. State. One more win over Charleston Southern and the Chants would be outright Big South Conference champs and Division I-AA playoff bound. And then it happened.

    Leading 24-17 with 10 seconds left and facing fourth-and-20 at its own 38-yard line, Coastal called "Super Safety," in which wide receiver Jerome Simpson moved to punter, took the snap and was to scramble the time off the clock to preserve the win.

    Instead, Simpson ran out of bounds at the 4-yard line with 1.5 seconds left on the clock. The Bucs scored a touchdown to force overtime and eventually won 34-27 in double overtime, ending the Chants' postseason hopes in excruciating fashion.
    Again, sorry to be off topic

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