Doing Things The Huskie Way | A Northern Illinois Dynasty [NCAA 14]

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Northern Illinois Yearly Recaps

Year | Record | Offense MVP | Defense MVP | Postseason Result

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NCAA Yearly Recaps

Year | ACC Champion | American Champion | Big 10 Champion | Big 12 Champion | C-USA Champion | MAC Champion | Independent Champion | Mountain West Champion | Pac-12 Champion | SEC Champion | Sun Belt Champion

Year | Heisman Winner

Year | BCS National Champion

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Huskies Hall-Of-Fame

#12 QB Chandler Harnish [2008-2011]



On August 6, 2006, Harnish committed to Northern Illinois University, the only FBS school that made him a scholarship offer.

Despite not being heavily recruited out of high school, Harnish became the greatest quarterback in NIU history. He made his first start in the Huskies' first game of his freshman season. In that game, he nearly led the team to an upset over the Big Ten's Minnesota Golden Gophers. Harnish continued to be Huskies' starter for four straight years. He led the Huskies to a bowl game in all four years that he started, an achievement that surpassed the combined total of Division I bowl appearances by all other NIU quarterbacks before him.

In his first three years at NIU (2008-2010), he started 31 games and totaled 7,332 yards of total offense, including 5,728 passing yards and 1,604 rushing yards. He was selected as a first-team All-MAC player after the 2010 season, and also received the Vern Smith Leadership Award, as the best football player in the Mid-American Conference.

During the 2011 regular season, Harnish had 4,043 yards of total offense, including 1,351 rushing yards and 2,692 passing yards. Playing against Western Michigan on October 15, 2011, Harnish became only the 10th player in NCAA Division I FBS history with a 200-200 game, consisting of at least 200 rushing yards and 200 passing yards. He rushed for a career-high 229 yards and passed for 203 yards in a 55-21 win over the Broncos.

Harnish's average of 7.9 yards per carry during the 2011 regular season ranked third among players in the NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision with at least 100 carries.

Harnish accumulated more than 11,000 yards of total offense in his four years at Northern Illinois. He averaged 336.92 yards of total offense per game in 2011, ranking 7th in the Football Bowl Subdivision. In November 2011, he was named one of 15 semifinalists for the Walter Camp Award as the best player in college football.

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Northern Illinois Yearly Recruiting

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Northern Illinois Bowl Game History

Year | Bowl Game | Result

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Northern Illinois Roster/Depth Chart

2013

Northern Illinois Depth Chart Depth Chart - '13
Regular Offense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
WR	Tommylee Lewis | 78	Angelo Sebastiano | 72	Da’Ron Brown | 68
TE	Luke Eakes | 74	Desroy Maxwell | 71
LT	Ryan Brown | 75	Lincoln Howard | 68
LG	Aidan Conlon | 77	Ron Brown | 63
C	Andrew Ness | 78	Mike Gegner | 72
RG	Jared Volk | 76	Tyler Pitt | 71
RT	Matt Krempel | 76	Josh Ruka | 64
WR	Juwan Brescacin | 76	Jacob Brinlee | 71	Ricky Connors | 68
QB	Jordan Lynch | 93	Matt McIntosh | 78
FB	Rob Sterling | 61
HB	Akeem Daniels | 83	Giorgio Bowers | 78	Keith Harris Jr. | 75
Base 4-3 Defense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
LDE	George Rainey | 78	Perez Ford | 72
LDT	Ken Bishop | 78	Corey Thomas | 68
RDT	Donovan Gordon | 76	Zach Anderson | 74
RDE	Joe Windsor | 78	Sean O'Neal | 69
WLB	Jamaal Bass | 76	Rasheen Lemon | 75
MLB	Boomer May | 76	Bobby Winkel | 74
SLB	Michael Santacaterina | 73	Bobby Winkel | 66
CB	Marlon Moore | 78	Jhony Faustin | 71
SS	Dechane Durante | 75	Dominique Ware | 71
FS	Jimmie Ward | 86	Dominique Ware | 72
CB	Sean Evans | 76	Marckie Hayes | 73

Bold = Impact Player

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Northern Illinois Team Records

Year | Passing Stats | Rushing Stats | Receiving Stats | Defense Stats | Kicking Stats | Punting Stats