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Warner Proves Dreams Can Come True, the Northern Iowan, February 1, 2000 University of Northern Iowa UNI ScholarWorks Noteworthy People of UNI Documents Noteworthy People of UNI 2-1-2000 Warner proves dreams can come true, The Northern Iowan, February 1, 2000 Let us know how access to this document benefits ouy Copyright ©2000 Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.uni.edu/uninoteworthy_documents Recommended Citation "Warner proves dreams can come true, The Northern Iowan, February 1, 2000" (2000). Noteworthy People of UNI Documents. 126. https://scholarworks.uni.edu/uninoteworthy_documents/126 This Document is brought to you for free and open access by the Noteworthy People of UNI at UNI ScholarWorks. It has been accepted for inclusion in Noteworthy People of UNI Documents by an authorized administrator of UNI ScholarWorks. For more information, please contact [email protected]. SPORTS EDITOR Assoc. Sports Editor •Matt Coss SPORTS eBrent Hardin - Tuesda , February 1, 2000 Pa e 14 Warner proves dreams can come true Vee after being cut by the Most Valuable Player, can't do something. I Super Bowl r ecord 35 Green Bay Packers. threw for a Super Bowl believe in the Lord, and I passes in the first half, was On Sunday night, record 414 yards on 24-of- believe jn myself. With 19-of-24 outside the red­ Warner reached the top 46 passing and was named that, ' you can accomplish zone. shelf. the.Super Bowl's MVP. anything," Warner said "We just weren't finish- The 1993 UNI graudate It is the first time in after Sunday's victory. ing some things," Warner capped off an improbable league history that some­ Warner came out firing said. "They did a good job and fairy tale. football sea­ one has been named the as he led the Rams into the . getting some pressure." · son by leading the St. Louis regular season and Super redzone on all five first half On the opening drive of Rams to a hard-fought 23- Bowl MVP in the same sea­ possessions. His first six the second half, Warner 16 victory over the gritty son. completions found six dif- completed 4-of-5 passes for Tennessee Titans in Super Besides throwing · for ferent sets of hands, includ-· 65 yards, resulting in a Bowl XXXIV. more than 5,000 yards and ing tackle Fred Miller, who touchdown to Torry Holt at "Kurt Warner is Kurt 49 to1J,chdowns in 19 games gathered in a tipped ball. the 7:20 mark of the third Warner," St. Louis coach this season, Warner veri­ However, life inside the quarter. From the Sports Desk Dick Vermeil said. "It's not fied anything is possible by opponents 20 wasn't too That completion would Matt Coss a fairy tale. It's real life. believing in oneself, despite friendly for Warner and be Warner's last until his Six years ago ex-UNI He's an example of what the amount of adversity company. In the first half final heave with 1:54 quarterback Kurt Warner we'd all like to be on and off one might have , to alone, Warner was 0-for-11 . remaining. With the score was stocking shelves in the field." encounter along the way. passing once the Rams tied at 16 and the Titans Aisle 5 of the bakery sup­ Warner, this year's "Don't ever lose sight of reached the Titans' 20-yard having the momentum, anyone say you plies at the Cedar Falls Hy- National Football League's it. Don't let line. Warner, who threw a S ee St. L ou1s,• page 15 Rams edge Titans by one-yard BY MATT Coss NI SPORTS EDITOR The first half of Sunday's Super Bowl between St. Louis and Tennessee seemed to be pretty much one-sided. The Rams had piled up 294 yards of total offense, while the Titans had 89. St. Louis had five first-half pos­ sessions and five trips inside the red zone. However, Dick Vermeil's squad only had nine points to show for it. Meanwhile, the second half showcased the game many had come to expect. Tennessee came out the aggressors in the second­ half with Eddie George car­ rying the football 20 times Amanda Arbuckle I NI Photo Editor for 78 yards. George's sec­ UNl's Paul Hynek got the Panthers out to a solid start in Saturday's dual encounter with Nebraska. Hynek pinned Matt Zutavem ond touchdown and a Titan in the middle of the second period. Hynek was the only Panther to record a pin in UNI's five victories. field-goal tied the game at 16 with 2:12 remaining. The last two-minutes pull off sweep -brought about drama from i Wrestlers almost both team's offense. Kurt decision. Warner's 73-yard touch- ■ Manning's squad ninth nationally, won five line-up after suffering a Hynek p_inned Corn- down pass to Isaac Bruce destroys UNO before matches against the pulled hamstring, won his Cornhuskers, who came in match against Clay Stark husker wrestler Mat put the Rams in front, 23- tying No. 7 Nebraska ranked seventh in the by a technical fall at 149- Zutavern in 4:00. Davis 16. country. pounds. had a technical fall over However , the Titans BY KEVIN KUKER "I'm proud of the way UNI also recorded two Joe Henson by a score of marched down to the Rams' NI SPORTS WRITER our guys performed," pins by way of Nick Flach 20-5 in 5:52. 10-yard line with 0:06 left. coach Mark Manning said. .at 141-pounds in 6:41 and Nebraska head coach With one final 'play, Titans The UNI Panther -_ ''They gave it all they had. Randy Pugh at 174- Tim Neumann knew that a . quarterback Steve McNair wrestling squad had a very · out tfiere "this weekend." pounds in, 2:28. battle was goirig · to take . found Kev-in . Dyson across prbductive weekend with a The two losses that UNI place before any· vJrestlEir the middle. St. Louis line­ commanding m,eet win . as ~-- :, :"N'eln;aska-Omaha suffe'red were ·Very closely stepped onto the mat: -backer Mike J ones · came well as a tie in another • Against Nebraska- contested, however. Alan "I thought it was going from behind to make the meet. ·· Omaha, heav)'Vleight Paul. Cartwright of Nebraska- to be ·a war ·and tliat's stop, and leave the. Titans With' eight of- t_en Hynek, ·Nate .Lawrenz . a;t.·- Omaha beat Bob Koenig, what it was" Neumann one-yard short of the goal wrestlers winning . 165-pounds, Chad Bouci~ . 9-5, at 157-p()unds and said . "~ tl)o~ght. ! to . win line·as·time expired. matches, the P anther·s reau·x al 133-pounds· and Tony Wieland lost a 7-fj tonight [Saturday]·· we ,.· Super ,Bowl XXXIV was crushed N ebraska-Omaha, Eric Dunmire at 125- overtime decision to Chad were going to need to steal. only the third ·championship 33-6, in Omaha Friday. pounds a ll won by deci-· Wallace. a match at either 141- game decided by seven They took that momen- sion . pounds or 165- pounds and points or less since 1990. tum into Saturday's meet Kyle Hansen, at 184- Nebraska we didn't get either of Beside Denver's seven- against Big 12 powerhouse pounds, was a major deci­ Winning for · the them." point victory over Green N ebraska and came away sion winner over Desmond Panthers in Lincoln Neumann also wit- Bay in 1998, the New York with a 20-20 tie. Wilford, 12-2. Saturday included Flach, nessed both squads show- Giants 20-19 nailbiter over The Panthers, ranked Tony Davis, back in the Lawrenz and Pugh all by the Buffalo Bills was the See Panthers , page 18 last in 1991. Tuesday, February 1, 2000 Northern Iowan Sports Page 15 UNI's victory bid ' St ■ · Loui·s quarterback at ISU falls short hopes to influence others life, you just take it day by had three players in double­ Continued from page 14 ■ Cagers finish 4-5 day and you take what the at halfway point of figures, won the rebounding war by one, 28-27, and went Warner made his last pass good Lord gives you and tightly-contested 27-of-34 at the free-throw of a remarkable season one you use it in the best way Valley race line, with 24 of those to remember for the ages. you can." The expectations for chances coming in the sec­ As Warner was being hit Warner and the St. Louis BY BRENT IIARQIN ond half. by Jeavon Kea,rse ("The Rams next season will be NJ ASSOCIATE SPORTS Junior Tarise Bryson led Freak"), the second-year quite high by bringing back EDITOR Illinois State with 20 NFL quarterback heaved it points, as he went 6-12 down field to hit Isaac the second youngest team Two weeks ago, the UNI from the field and 4-9 from Bruce for a 73-yard touch­ in the NFL. As for Warner, there men's basketball team behind the three-point line. down strike in what turned Kurt wasn't a doubt in his mind pulled out a last-second vic­ Sophomore Shawn Jeppson out to be the game-winner Warner · that he couldn't reach this tory against Illinois State, finished with 15 points, and for the Rams. plateau. However, I don't as junior Robbie Sieverding senior Ryan Crowley con­ "It was just a play, a 'go' catch." think a Super Bowl ring hit a game-winning shot to tributed 10 points. route, we had called it a lit­ With the season all but was on his mind in Aisle 5 give UNI the victory, 58-56.
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