FOOTBALL GAMEDAY MAGAZINE - of College Football Games
FOOTBALL GAMEDAY MAGAZINE - of College Football Games FOOTBALL GAMEDAY MAGAZINE - of College Football Games
sCheDULe & stAnDings OVERALL CONFERENCE TEAM WINS LOSSES WINS LOSSES IOWA 4 0 1 0 MICHIGAN 4 0 1 0 WISCONSIN 4 0 1 0 MINNESOTA 3 1 1 0 OHIO STATE 3 1 1 0 INDIANA 3 1 0 1 PENN STATE 3 1 0 1 NORTHWESTERN 2 2 0 1 ILLINOIS 1 2 0 1 PURDUE 1 3 0 0 MICHIGAN STATE 1 3 0 1 ILLINOIS Sept 5 Missouri L, 9-37 Sept 12 Illinois State W, 45-17 Sept 26 at Ohio State L, 0-30 Oct 3 Penn State 3:30 pm Oct 10 Michigan State 12:00 pm Oct 17 at Indiana 7:00 pm Oct 24 at Purdue TBA Oct 31 Michigan 3:30 pm Nov 7 at Minnesota TBA Nov 14 Northwestern TBA Nov 27 at Cincinnati TBA Dec 5 Fresno State 12:30 pm INDIANA Sept 3 Eastern Kentucky W, 19-13 Sept 12 Western Michigan W, 23-19 Sept 19 at Akron W, 38-21 Sept 26 at Michigan L, 33-36 Oct 3 Ohio State 7:00 pm Oct 10 at Virginia TBA Oct 17 Illinois 7:00 pm Oct 24 at Northwestern 12:00 pm Oct 31 at Iowa TBA Nov 7 Wisconsin TBA Nov 14 at Penn State TBA Nov 21 Purdue TBA IOWA Sept 5 Northern Iowa W, 17-16 Sept 12 at Iowa State W, 35-3 Sept 19 Arizona W, 27-17 Sept 26 at Penn State W, 21-10 Oct 3 Arkansas State 12:00 pm Oct 10 Michigan 8:05 pm Oct 17 at Wisconsin 12:00 pm Oct 24 at Michigan State 7:05 pm Oct 31 Indiana TBA Nov 7 Northwestern TBA Nov 14 at Ohio State TBA Nov 21 Minnesota TBA 76 w w w .ms u s p a r t a n s .co m MICHIGAN Sept 5 Western Michigan W, 31-7 Sept 12 Notre Dame W, 38-34 Sept 19 Eastern Michigan W, 45-17 Sept 26 Indiana W, 36-33 Oct 3 at Michigan State 12:00 pm Oct 10 at Iowa 8:05 pm Oct 17 Delaware State TBA Oct 24 Penn State TBA Oct 31 at Illinois 3:30 pm Nov 7 Purdue TBA Nov 14 at Wisconsin TBA Nov 21 Ohio State TBA MICHIGAN STATE Sept 5 Montana State W, 44-3 Sept 12 Central Michigan L, 27-29 Sept 19 at Notre Dame L, 30-33 Sept 26 at Wisconsin L, 30-38 Oct 3 Michigan 12:00 pm Oct 10 at Illinois 12:00 pm Oct 17 Northwestern 12:00 pm Oct 24 Iowa 7:05 pm Oct 31 at Minnesota 8:00 pm Nov 7 Western Michigan 12:00 pm Nov 14 at Purdue TBA Nov 21 Penn State TBA MINNESOTA Sept 5 at Syracuse W, 23-20 Sept 12 Air Force W, 20-13 Sept 19 California L, 21-35 Sept 26 at Northwestern W, 35-24 Oct 3 Wisconsin 12:00 pm Oct 10 Purdue 12:00 pm Oct 17 at Penn State 3:30 pm Oct 24 at Ohio State 12:00 pm Oct 31 Michigan State 8:00 pm Nov 7 Illinois TBA Nov 14 South Dakota State TBA Nov 21 at Iowa TBA NORTHWESTERN Sept 5 Towson W, 47-14 Sept 12 Eastern Michigan W, 27-24 Sept 19 at Syracuse L, 34-37 Sept 26 Minnesota L, 24-35 Oct 3 at Purdue 12:00 pm Oct 10 Miami (OH) 12:00 pm Oct 17 at Michigan State 12:00 pm Oct 24 Indiana 12:00 pm Oct 31 Penn State 4:30 pm Nov 7 at Iowa TBA Nov 14 at Illinois TBA Nov 21 Wisconsin TBA OHIO STATE Sept 5 Navy W, 31-27 Sept 12 USC L, 15-18 Sept 19 at Toledo W, 38-0 Sept 26 Illinois W, 30-0 Oct 3 at Indiana 7:00 pm Oct 10 Wisconsin 3:30pm Oct 17 at Purdue TBA Oct 24 Minnesota 12:00 pm Oct 31 New Mexico State TBA Nov 7 at Penn State TBA Nov 14 Iowa TBA Nov 21 at Michigan TBA PENN STATE Sept 5 Akron W, 31-7 Sept 12 Syracuse W, 28-7 Sept 19 Temple W, 31-6 Sept 26 Iowa L, 10-21 Oct 3 at Illinois 3:30 pm Oct 10 Eastern Illinois 12:00 pm Oct 17 Minnesota 3:30 pm Oct 24 at Michigan TBA Oct 31 at Northwestern 4:30 pm Nov 7 Ohio State TBA Nov 14 Indiana TBA Nov 21 at Michigan State TBA PURDUE Sept 5 Toledo W, 52-31 Sept 12 at Oregon L, 36-38 Sept 19 Northern Illinois L, 21-28 Sept 26 Notre Dame L, 21-24 Oct 3 Northwestern 12:00 pm Oct 10 at Minnesota 12:00 pm Oct 17 Ohio State TBA Oct 24 Illinois TBA Oct 31 at Wisconsin TBA Nov 7 at Michigan TBA Nov 14 Michigan State TBA Nov 21 at Indiana TBA WISCONSIN Sept 5 Northern Illinois W, 28-20 Sept 12 Fresno State W, 34-31 Sept 19 Wofford W, 44-14 Sept 26 Michigan State W, 38-30 Oct 3 at Minnesota 12:00 pm Oct 10 at Ohio State 3:30 pm Oct 17 Iowa 12:00 pm Oct 31 Purdue TBA Nov 7 at Indiana TBA Nov 14 Michigan TBA Nov 21 at Northwestern TBA Dec 5 at Hawaii TBA
WE ARE SPARTANS miChigAn stAte FootbALL UniVersitY sPotLight msU Archaeology team’s latest find: 16,000-year-old sand dune By Andy Henion, University Relations About 16 millennia ago, when the ice sheets melted on what would become Michigan State University’s campus, tons of sand and other sediment were left behind on a barren, wind-swept landscape. Fast forward 16,000 years, and a team of MSU researchers and archaeology students has confirmed the existence of an undisturbed, prehistoric sand dune beneath a grove of pine trees between Demonstration Hall and Munn Ice Arena. “The MSU campus is an odd place in Michigan to find a sand dune,” said Alan Arbogast, an MSU geography professor who helped determine the dune’s age. “This is the first time I’ve ever seen an inland dune this far south.” The dune is one of the latest finds of the Campus Archaeology Program, said director Lynne Goldstein. The team also recently discovered parts of MSU’s first building, College Hall, a classroom/office structure built in 1856 on the present site of Beaumont Tower. Campus Archaeology, run by the Department of Anthropology and made up mostly of undergraduate and graduate students, is committed to identifying historic and prehistoric sites across the sprawling 5,200-acre campus. While most sites discovered relate to the early years of MSU, some date further back to Michigan’s early pioneer period and others are Native American sites. The program got its start in 2005 with the muchpublicized excavation at the former site of Saints’ Rest, MSU’s first residence hall. The dig team discovered a host of artifacts, including iron woodstoves, glass medicine bottles and a toothbrush made of bone. Charlotte Cable of MSU’s Campus Archaeology Program brushes soil from the foundation of College Hall, recently discovered on the present site of Beaumont Tower. Photo by Kurt Stepnitz 78 w w w .ms u s p a r t a n s .co m Goldstein, a professor of anthropology, said she’s not aware of any other U.S. university “taking the stewardship of its campus as seriously as MSU.” Typically, she said, universities and colleges conduct excavation projects only on special occasions or if state or federal laws require it. “MSU is the only place I know of that has chosen to do this not because anybody required us to do it, but because the university decided it was the right thing to do,” Goldstein said. The sloping land on which the sand dune rests was purchased by then-Michigan Agricultural College in 1913. At that time the dune was exposed and eroding on the developing campus, so the following year forestry professor Frank Sanford planted a variety of pine and spruce, which would successfully stop the erosion. Initially about four acres, the plot has been reduced by development to about one acre. As generations of Spartan fans have made their way through the trees en route to football, hockey and basketball games, it was widely known that sand made up the hill underneath the pine needles. What wasn’t known was the age of the sand. Then, in spring 2009, MSU’s Landscape Services, a division of Physical Plant, had to replace stormdamaged trees on the grove. Goldstein and her team coordinate with Physical Plant to determine if construction or planting will destroy any archaeological sites, and regularly conduct surveys and excavations to identify these sites. With the dune, they were able to examine the sand in two holes (about 4 and 8 feet deep) without the need for a full-scale dig and without harming existing trees. To determine the age of the sand, Goldstein brought in Arbogast, an expert on Great Lakes sand dunes. A visual inspection convinced Arbogast the dune was very old based on the existence of lamellae – or wavy, reddish bands that run through the sand and indicate long-term soil formation. The next step was collecting two Students walk through the grove of trees between Demonstration Hall and Munn Ice Arena. A prehistoric sand dune was recently discovered beneath the trees. Photo by Kurt Stepnitz. samples of unexposed sand and sending them off to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln for optically stimulated luminescence, or OSL, dating. Arbogast said the process measures the amount of ionizing radiation that sand grains emit to estimate the last time they were blowing and exposed to light. The results showed the MSU samples were between 16,100 and 12,400 years old. Based on what is known about the area’s glacial history and Michigan dunes, Arbogast concluded these ages most likely mean the dune was formed shortly after the ice retreated from the area about 16,000 years ago. “The dune probably formed because northwesterly winds blew sands up from the prehistoric floodplain of the Red Cedar River, which likely also formed shortly after the ice melted,” Arbogast said. In addition to the rarity of a dune in southern inland Michigan, it’s also uncommon to find a stretch of land on the MSU campus that hasn’t been modified over the years, said Terry Brock, who, as campus archaeologist, helps Goldstein run the Campus Archaeology Program. “Something we’ve discovered during our excavations over the past couple years is that this whole campus is seriously modified. Even the parts that look natural – the older parts of campus – have been greatly modified,” said Brock, a doctoral student in anthropology. “But the only modification the pine grove has received is to have trees planted on it, and that was to keep the sand from blowing away,” Brock added. “Everything under the trees is completely natural.” The pine grove will not be dug up further, Goldstein said, as to not disturb the trees.
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sCheDULe & stAnDings<br />
OVERALL CONFERENCE<br />
TEAM WINS LOSSES WINS LOSSES<br />
IOWA 4 0 1 0<br />
MICHIGAN 4 0 1 0<br />
WISCONSIN 4 0 1 0<br />
MINNESOTA 3 1 1 0<br />
OHIO STATE 3 1 1 0<br />
INDIANA 3 1 0 1<br />
PENN STATE 3 1 0 1<br />
NORTHWESTERN 2 2 0 1<br />
ILLINOIS 1 2 0 1<br />
PURDUE 1 3 0 0<br />
MICHIGAN STATE 1 3 0 1<br />
ILLINOIS<br />
Sept 5 Missouri L, 9-37<br />
Sept 12 Illinois State W, 45-17<br />
Sept 26 at Ohio State L, 0-30<br />
Oct 3 Penn State 3:30 pm<br />
Oct 10 Michigan State 12:00 pm<br />
Oct 17 at Indiana 7:00 pm<br />
Oct 24 at Purdue TBA<br />
Oct 31 Michigan 3:30 pm<br />
Nov 7 at Minnesota TBA<br />
Nov 14 Northwestern TBA<br />
Nov 27 at Cincinnati TBA<br />
Dec 5 Fresno State 12:30 pm<br />
INDIANA<br />
Sept 3 Eastern Kentucky W, 19-13<br />
Sept 12 Western Michigan W, 23-19<br />
Sept 19 at Akron W, 38-21<br />
Sept 26 at Michigan L, 33-36<br />
Oct 3 Ohio State 7:00 pm<br />
Oct 10 at Virginia TBA<br />
Oct 17 Illinois 7:00 pm<br />
Oct 24 at Northwestern 12:00 pm<br />
Oct 31 at Iowa TBA<br />
Nov 7 Wisconsin TBA<br />
Nov 14 at Penn State TBA<br />
Nov 21 Purdue TBA<br />
IOWA<br />
Sept 5 Northern Iowa W, 17-16<br />
Sept 12 at Iowa State W, 35-3<br />
Sept 19 Arizona W, 27-17<br />
Sept 26 at Penn State W, 21-10<br />
Oct 3 Arkansas State 12:00 pm<br />
Oct 10 Michigan 8:05 pm<br />
Oct 17 at Wisconsin 12:00 pm<br />
Oct 24 at Michigan State 7:05 pm<br />
Oct 31 Indiana TBA<br />
Nov 7 Northwestern TBA<br />
Nov 14 at Ohio State TBA<br />
Nov 21 Minnesota TBA<br />
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MICHIGAN<br />
Sept 5 Western Michigan W, 31-7<br />
Sept 12 Notre Dame W, 38-34<br />
Sept 19 Eastern Michigan W, 45-17<br />
Sept 26 Indiana W, 36-33<br />
Oct 3 at Michigan State 12:00 pm<br />
Oct 10 at Iowa 8:05 pm<br />
Oct 17 Delaware State TBA<br />
Oct 24 Penn State TBA<br />
Oct 31 at Illinois 3:30 pm<br />
Nov 7 Purdue TBA<br />
Nov 14 at Wisconsin TBA<br />
Nov 21 Ohio State TBA<br />
MICHIGAN STATE<br />
Sept 5 Montana State W, 44-3<br />
Sept 12 Central Michigan L, 27-29<br />
Sept 19 at Notre Dame L, 30-33<br />
Sept 26 at Wisconsin L, 30-38<br />
Oct 3 Michigan 12:00 pm<br />
Oct 10 at Illinois 12:00 pm<br />
Oct 17 Northwestern 12:00 pm<br />
Oct 24 Iowa 7:05 pm<br />
Oct 31 at Minnesota 8:00 pm<br />
Nov 7 Western Michigan 12:00 pm<br />
Nov 14 at Purdue TBA<br />
Nov 21 Penn State TBA<br />
MINNESOTA<br />
Sept 5 at Syracuse W, 23-20<br />
Sept 12 Air Force W, 20-13<br />
Sept 19 California L, 21-35<br />
Sept 26 at Northwestern W, 35-24<br />
Oct 3 Wisconsin 12:00 pm<br />
Oct 10 Purdue 12:00 pm<br />
Oct 17 at Penn State 3:30 pm<br />
Oct 24 at Ohio State 12:00 pm<br />
Oct 31 Michigan State 8:00 pm<br />
Nov 7 Illinois TBA<br />
Nov 14 South Dakota State TBA<br />
Nov 21 at Iowa TBA<br />
NORTHWESTERN<br />
Sept 5 Towson W, 47-14<br />
Sept 12 Eastern Michigan W, 27-24<br />
Sept 19 at Syracuse L, 34-37<br />
Sept 26 Minnesota L, 24-35<br />
Oct 3 at Purdue 12:00 pm<br />
Oct 10 Miami (OH) 12:00 pm<br />
Oct 17 at Michigan State 12:00 pm<br />
Oct 24 Indiana 12:00 pm<br />
Oct 31 Penn State 4:30 pm<br />
Nov 7 at Iowa TBA<br />
Nov 14 at Illinois TBA<br />
Nov 21 Wisconsin TBA<br />
OHIO STATE<br />
Sept 5 Navy W, 31-27<br />
Sept 12 USC L, 15-18<br />
Sept 19 at Toledo W, 38-0<br />
Sept 26 Illinois W, 30-0<br />
Oct 3 at Indiana 7:00 pm<br />
Oct 10 Wisconsin 3:30pm<br />
Oct 17 at Purdue TBA<br />
Oct 24 Minnesota 12:00 pm<br />
Oct 31 New Mexico State TBA<br />
Nov 7 at Penn State TBA<br />
Nov 14 Iowa TBA<br />
Nov 21 at Michigan TBA<br />
PENN STATE<br />
Sept 5 Akron W, 31-7<br />
Sept 12 Syracuse W, 28-7<br />
Sept 19 Temple W, 31-6<br />
Sept 26 Iowa L, 10-21<br />
Oct 3 at Illinois 3:30 pm<br />
Oct 10 Eastern Illinois 12:00 pm<br />
Oct 17 Minnesota 3:30 pm<br />
Oct 24 at Michigan TBA<br />
Oct 31 at Northwestern 4:30 pm<br />
Nov 7 Ohio State TBA<br />
Nov 14 Indiana TBA<br />
Nov 21 at Michigan State TBA<br />
PURDUE<br />
Sept 5 Toledo W, 52-31<br />
Sept 12 at Oregon L, 36-38<br />
Sept 19 Northern Illinois L, 21-28<br />
Sept 26 Notre Dame L, 21-24<br />
Oct 3 Northwestern 12:00 pm<br />
Oct 10 at Minnesota 12:00 pm<br />
Oct 17 Ohio State TBA<br />
Oct 24 Illinois TBA<br />
Oct 31 at Wisconsin TBA<br />
Nov 7 at Michigan TBA<br />
Nov 14 Michigan State TBA<br />
Nov 21 at Indiana TBA<br />
WISCONSIN<br />
Sept 5 Northern Illinois W, 28-20<br />
Sept 12 Fresno State W, 34-31<br />
Sept 19 W<strong>of</strong>ford W, 44-14<br />
Sept 26 Michigan State W, 38-30<br />
Oct 3 at Minnesota 12:00 pm<br />
Oct 10 at Ohio State 3:30 pm<br />
Oct 17 Iowa 12:00 pm<br />
Oct 31 Purdue TBA<br />
Nov 7 at Indiana TBA<br />
Nov 14 Michigan TBA<br />
Nov 21 at Northwestern TBA<br />
Dec 5 at Hawaii TBA
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