NATHAN SCHEELHAASE RUMORS
Rockhurst Lineman Keeping Tabs On Illini
Kansas City Rockhurst continues to produce Division I football players in abundance. Fighting Illini quarterback Nathan Scheelhaase is among their distinguished graduates. The Illini are recruiting 2013 lineman Zach Hannon from that school, and he talks with Scheelhaase frequently.
Via illinois.scout.com
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April 05, 2012
Discuss
Scheelhaase Adapting To Multiple Changes
The Fighting Illini football team has no set starters as it begins the Tim Beckman era. Regardless of past success on the field, every position is up for grabs until the first game of the fall. But it hasn't taken the new staff long to notice the natural leadership and other gifts possessed by quarterback Nathan Scheelhaase.
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March 17, 2012
Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl – Illinois Illini vs UCLA Bruins
Illinois Illini (6-6) vs. UCLA Bruins (6-7)
On December 31, the Illinois Fighting Illini will play the UCLA Bruins in the Kraft Fight Hunger Sadness Bowl. They will meet in San Francisco in AT&T Park (Giant’s Stadium).
Illinois… what to say about Illinois. For the first time in NCAA history a team won their first 6 games and lost their last 6 games to finish with...
Via College Football Section
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December 29, 2011
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December 29, 2011
O'Toole Seeks Playing Time Now, Next Year
The Fighting Illini football team used two quarterbacks this season. Nathan Scheelhaase was the established starter, but freshman Reilly O'Toole was brought along slowly and made a valuable contribution later in the year. O'Toole is expected to challenge for the starting berth next year and shares his thoughts on the new head coach.
Via illinois.scout.com
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December 15, 2011
Scheelhaase to take majority of snaps for Illini vs. Minnesota
Zook to scrap QB rotation in regular-season finaleIllinois coach Ron Zook justified using backup quarterback Reilly O'Toole in alternating series with starter Nathan Scheelhaase on Saturday as a method of sparking the offensively muted Illini, noting it wasn't a slight against Scheelhaase.
Via Chicago Breaking Sports
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November 20, 2011
Illini coaches defend Scheelhaase
Despite offense's struggles, he'll remain starting QBFollowing Saturday's 31-14 loss to Michigan, Illinois coaches conceded personnel changes might be necessary. But quarterback Nathan Scheelhaase , they said, will remain the starter despite a four-game losing streak pinned on offensive sluggishness.
Via Chicago Breaking Sports
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November 13, 2011
Illinois’ football season collapsing.
Champaign, Illinois- Illinois’ loses yet again in their downward spiral in Big Ten play. This time, their loss came at the hands of #24 Michigan Wolverines. The Illinois defense kept them in the game, but the lack of rhythm and consistency on offense gave the Illini a loss with a score of 14-31.
I can’t stress enough, how disappointing starting a season 6-0 and losing...
Via Rant Sports
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November 13, 2011
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November 13, 2011
Michigan Wolverines Shut Down Illini; Win Low-Scoring Big 10 Affair
67-65 in multiple overtimes this was not. This meeting between the Illini and Wolverines was much less “college basketball on AstroPlay” than last year. Michigan still won; this time with a different style.
Out of the gates Michigan dominated. They held a 172-13 yardage advantage after one quarter of play; 249-30 at the half. UM tailback Fitzgerald Toussaint had 121 yards...
Via The Sports Bank
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November 12, 2011
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November 12, 2011
Friday Pick’em – Illinois Staff Predictions
None of us picked Michigan to lose to Iowa last week, but Chris was the closest to the actual score. He was only one point off Iowa’s final score, and the only one of us to predict Michigan would score below 35 points. But even he was almost two touchdowns too confident.
This week, we’re fighting for this sweet vintage sweater and an indian headdress. Wear them both together...
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November 12, 2011
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November 12, 2011
Crazy OT loss haunts Illini with Michigan in town
Michigan spent the past week talking about last Saturday's upset loss at Iowa, a bad surprise they vowed not to let hurt them this week at Illinois.
But for the Illini (6-3, 2-3 Big Ten) the loss that dominated talk this week in Champaign happened a year ago, a 67-65 triple-overtime heart-breaker in Ann Arbor that the Illini can't quite let go of.
Quarterback Nathan Scheelhaase...
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November 11, 2011
THE COLLEGE FOOTBALL HOT 40
Latest Nathan Scheelhaase Photos
