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Stein, S. (2026, August 18). Illinois turns to new QB to keep unprecedented run going. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/illinois-turns-to-new-qb-to-keep-unprecedented-run-going/article_b77e8cd0-f156-5576-869f-7d9317146ea2.html
Stein, Steve. “Illinois turns to new QB to keep unprecedented run going.” Toronto Star, 18 Aug. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/illinois-turns-to-new-qb-to-keep-unprecedented-run-going/article_b77e8cd0-f156-5576-869f-7d9317146ea2.html.
Stein, Steve. “Illinois turns to new QB to keep unprecedented run going.” Toronto Star, August 18, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/illinois-turns-to-new-qb-to-keep-unprecedented-run-going/article_b77e8cd0-f156-5576-869f-7d9317146ea2.html.
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The University of Illinois football team, led by coach Bret Bielema, is looking to continue its recent success with a new starting quarterback, Katin Houser, who transferred from Michigan State and East Carolina. The Illini have had an unprecedented two-year run, going 19-7 and winning back-to-back bowl games for the first time since 2010-11. This season's goal is to stay on track despite a challenging schedule that includes three games against Top 25 teams, with two of those games at home in Gies Memorial Stadium. The team has undergone some defensive changes, switching to a 3-3-5 scheme under new coordinator Bobby Hauck, which aims to make the best use of their talent and force opponents to prepare for an unfamiliar defense.