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Nunzio Campanile INTERIM HEAD COACH NUNZIO CAMPANILE: How we doing, everybody. Obviously not the result we were looking for but I think our kids had a really tough week, a couple of events popped up as the week went on that were pretty difficult to deal with, and I think our kids did a really […]

COURTESY OF UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT OPENING STATEMENT: Obviously I appreciate all that goes into a victory. I thought the guys handled the whole week really well. Obviously like the way they played today. It was awesome getting a lot of guys a chance to play. You know, there is a lot of

COURTESY OF OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT Q. Justin, congratulations. What happened from the first to the second quarter? 16 yards in the first quarter, three points; 296 yards and 24 points in the second. And that kind of sealed the deal in a way. JUSTIN FIELDS: Yeah, we just started out rough. The

2019-20 PRESEASON BIG TEN PLAYER OF THE YEAR CASSIUS WINSTON, SENIOR GUARD, MICHIGAN STATE 2019-20 PRESEASON ALL-BIG TEN TEAM Ayo Dosunmu, Sophomore Guard, Illinois Joe Wieskamp, Sophomore Guard, Iowa ANTHONY COWAN JR., SENIOR GUARD, MARYLAND Jalen Smith, Sophomore Forward, Maryland Zavier Simpson, Senior Guard, Michigan Xavier Tillman, Junior Forward, Michigan State CASSIUS WINSTON, SENIOR GUARD,

COURTESY OF PENN STATE ATHLETIC COMMUNICATION DEPARTMENT Opening Statement: Appreciate everybody coming out to cover Penn State Football. We’ve got a beautiful day out there. Quickly, we’ll review the Maryland game. Obviously really proud of the guys of how we went on the road and played in a tough environment. Sean’s [Clifford] first start on

COURTESY OF PENN STATE ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT Robert Windsor | Defensive Tackle Q. James Franklin noted on Friday night how proud he was that the defense finished things off with the shutout, despite having third-stringers and true freshmen all over the field. What does that speak to you about the depth of this defense and

Opening Statement “Before we get started with the press conference, we had some losses to our Husker family last week I just want to acknowledge. Ron Licht was liked and a long-time Husker fan and attending the game, his son Jason is the general manager for the Buccaneers. His daughter, Patty, is a school teacher

On being favored against Northwestern “We’re not looking at any of the odds or anything like that at the end of the day. No matter what the odds say, we have to go out there and put our best foot forward against any team regardless of who it is. This is a Northwestern team that

COURTESY OF NEBRASKA ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT On if he is looking for payback with the game against Northwestern “I wouldn’t necessarily call it payback, but I am definitely aware of what occurred last year and I think that was last year’s team’s problem. Northwestern is a good football team. They are disciplined just like they