Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Panther Homecoming week kicks off next week. Here's what you need to know.
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Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Press release from University Relations: The University of Northern Iowa's Homecoming celebration begins Monday, Oct. 15, and continues through Saturday, Oct. 20. This year's celebration will feature new events including a Royal Court and a Homecoming Competition. One new event is the student Homecoming Competition. All registered student organizations, fraternities and sororities and residence halls will have the opportunity to compete throughout the week by attending a designated number of Homecoming events. The official kick-off ceremony will start at 5:30 p.m., Monday, Oct. 15, on the roof of Maucker Union. The celebration will include the Pride Cry Competition, performances by the UNI Spirit Squad and live music from the Panther …
Sunday, September 23, 2012
Northern Iowa Panthers traveled to Youngstown State on Saturday.
Northern Iowa fell to Youngstown State, 42-35, on Saturday. Playing in Youngstown, OH, Youngstown went up 21-7 early in the contest, but UNI marched back with three unanswered scores to take a 28-21 lead in the third quarter. After trading touchdowns, UNI had the advantage early in the fourth quarter, but couldn't hang on. The Penguins scored twice more, including on a 26-yard touchdown pass play with 1:50 remaining. The Panthers drove down the field, but time expired before they could put points on the board. This was opening game for both teams in their Missouri Valley Conference schedule. UNI falls to 1-3, while Youngstown improved to 4-0. UNI next plays North Dakota State (3-0) at the UNI-Dome at 6 p.m. (central) on Saturday.
Sunday, September 16, 2012
The Iowa Hawkeyes held on to beat the Northern Iowa Panthers 27-16 at Kinnick Stadium.
The Iowa Hawkeyes retained at least some state bragging rights with a win over Northern Iowa on Saturday in Iowa City behind the efforts of an unlikely hero. Iowa defeated the Panthers 27-16 a week after losing to the Iowa State Cyclones, also at Kinnick Stadium. With the win, Iowa improves its record to 2-1, while UNI falls to 1-2, although both losses come against FBS teams. The game wasn't quite as dramatic as the nail biter in 2009 when the Hawkeyes narrowly avoided a major upset by blocking two field goals in a row in the closing seconds to hang for a 17-16 win. Check out fan photos: UNI Panthers vs Iowa Hawkeyes: Pregame Tailgate After Damon Bullock and Greg Garmon went out with injuries - a seemingly endless stream of injuries or …
Saturday, September 15, 2012
Fans with allegiance to both schools mingled before the contest on Saturday, which Iowa won 27-16.
The grills were going, the drinks were out, and friend and foe were happily mingling before the University of Iowa and University of Northern Iowa football teams met in Kinnick Stadium Saturday afternoon. Want to get Cedar Falls Patch updates all day? Follow us on Twitter and on Facebook.
Thursday, September 13, 2012
Will Iowa lose two times in a row to instate opponents?
Game Time: 2:30 p.m. (Kickoff 2:42 p.m.) Television: Big Ten Network Vegas Prediction: Iowa is favored by oddsmakers by 9 points, likely due to home field advantage for the Hawkeyes in Iowa City. Previous Games: Iowa Hawkeyes lost to rival Iowa State at home 9-6, Northern Iowa defeated Central State University 59-0. Iowa Patch Prediction Record so Far: 1-0 Patch Prediction: This is a very interesting game to predict. For one, Iowa has been incredibly inconsistent on offense, scoring just one touchdown in its first two games, one of them a narrow win, another a narrow loss. Conversely, the Northern Iowa Panthers have looked pretty good, giving a probably overrated but nontheless talented Wisconsin Badgers team a run for their money 26-21…
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
The University of Northern Iowa Panthers will take on the University of Iowa Hawkeyes this Saturday. Here's what you need to know.
University of Northern Iowa at Iowa: Sat., Sept. 15, 2:30 p.m. Central Iowa City's Kinnick Stadium Television: Big Ten Network Radio: Panther Sports Network Cedar Falls Utilities cable customers can watch the game online. Tickets, starting at $65, are available here. In case you haven't noticed the multitudes of "Beat Iowa!" shirts being sported around Cedar Falls, the University of Northern Iowa Panthers are getting ready to take on the University of Iowa Hawkeyes this weekend. The football showdown will be the second game against an instate rival for Iowa in two weeks. The Hawks lost to the Iowa State Cyclones Sept. 8. The Panthers, on the other hand, shut out their Sept. 8 opponent Central State, with a final score of 59-0. That win …
Sunday, September 9, 2012
UNI's football team dominated in its first home game of the season.
The University of Northern Iowa Panthers shut out Central State Saturday, winning 59-0 in the football team's first home game of the season. The win carried extra significance as coach Mark Farley's 100th game as Panther head coach. Next week the Panthers will face the University of Iowa Hawkeyes, which will be the second time in as many weeks the Hawks will face an in-state rival. The Iowa City team lost to the Iowa State University Cyclones earlier Saturday.
Saturday, November 19, 2011
The University of Northern Iowa and University of Iowa woman's basketball teams will go head to head at 3 p.m today in the McLeod Center.
Panthers: Have you learned the Interlude Dance? If not, here's the video so you can get your moves down before today's game, which will pit the 2-0 Panthers against the 2-1 Hawks. The dance, which started at UNI, has garnered worldwide fame via YouTube. Buying an $8 ticket to today's game also gets you free season tickets to all UNI women's basketball games. That's a hard deal to beat, this Patch editor thinks.
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Maria Houser Conzemius
6:23 am on Sunday, September 16, 2012
Mark Weisman played extremely well! He was exciting to watch. more ›