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🎙️ Voice of @FootballMaroons & @HoopinMaroons / 🎤 On Field Announcer @shoesbaseball

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Joined February 2010
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Well, well, well... 🤔
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Big Ten overall records since the start of the 2024 season: Indiana 35-3
Ohio State 32-6
Oregon 31-6
Illinois 25-10
Penn State 24-13
Iowa 23-11
USC 23-12
Michigan 22-12
Minnesota 21-13
Washington 20-14
Nebraska 19-16
Northwestern 17-16
UCLA 16-16
Wisconsin 14-18
Rutgers 14-19
Michigan State 11-21
Maryland 10-22
Purdue 6-26
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#illini WR Collin Dixon on setting the single-season touchdown record at Illinois: “It’s awesome. I mean, Pat Bryant, Brandon Lloyd and David Williams — David Williams and Brandon Lloyd are on the wall up there. To even have my name spoken with those guys is awesome.”
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Bielema owns the program records for the most wins by a head coach in: One year (10; 2024) Back-to-back years (19; 2024-25) Three-year stretch (25; 2024-26) Four-year stretch (32; 2022-25) Five-year stretch (38; 2022-26) Six-year stretch (43; 2021-26)
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I walked out of the stadium after Purdue thinking this season was dead in the water. Unbelievable job from Bielema and this defensive staff to win four straight and salvage the season. Bowling for a third year in a row. These are the good old days. Build the statue.
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Collin Dixon breaks Illini single-season TD reception record previously shared by Pat Bryant, Brandon Lloyd, and David Williams! 1. Collin Dixon, 2026 - 11 T2. Pat Bryant, 2024 - 10 T2. Brandon Lloyd, 2001 - 10 T2. David Williams, 1985 - 10
Owner of the end zone. Collin Dixon now holds the Illinois single-season record for receiving touchdowns.
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I just climaxed
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LARS WHEELS RAU. WAKE UP EVERYBODY. BRET AND THE BOYS WANT TO GO BOWLING.
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Valpo's Roger Powell just got the biggest win of his career by beating Purdue at Mackey Arena. And the man who interviewed him postgame after calling the game? Bruce Weber, who coached Powell on the 2005 Illinois team that reached the national title game. Life is beautiful.
Purdue loses a buy game to Valpo. The epitome of brutality.
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Roger Powell.
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Cool moment here 🤗 Bruce Weber interviews Roger Powell Jr. after the former @IlliniMBB star coached Valpo to a dramatic 2-OT win at Purdue.
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Mark the calendars. 📅 The Illini head to South Bend in 2027 before hosting Notre Dame in 2028.
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The @ChicagoBears are the first team in NFL history to beat both Super Bowl participants from the previous season in primetime in back-to-back games.
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I sure could go for another one of those 8.5 minute TD drives.
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My kid found the first season of the Pokemon animated series and has been binging it since last night. Dudes rock.
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#illini WR Collin Dixon (60 receptions, 781 yards, 10 TDs) is on a 12-game pace for 90 receptions for 1,171 yards and 15 touchdowns. All would be top-3 single-season marks in Illinois history.
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Illinois is 24-10 over the last three seasons, the fourth-best record in the Big Ten since the conference expanded behind only Indiana, Ohio State, and Oregon.
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Laughery wheel was right there
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Laughery drop, Dixon drop, missed field goal. Just a disaster today.
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Lmao welcome back Houser.
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QB1 appears to be back for #illini.
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