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[edit] Illinois Recruiting
I edited the section about recruiting as HC of Illinois and removed several inaccurate rankings (ex. Benn dropped to the #5 WR in the country after the latest batch of rankings by Rivals). I also sourced some players profiles and linked Rivals class rankings. Epsoul 21:23, 9 February 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Reinvigorated Illini fanbase
In the University of Illinois section, the last sentence states: "Zook's enthusiasm on and off the field has spread to the long dormant Illinois football fanbase, evidenced by four sellouts in the 2007 season. Zook's Illini team runs a "Veer Option" offense. Additionally, on extra points, they employ a "swinging gate" play, in order to try to confuse the defense." I think we should add what plays he runs when it is 3rd and 7 playing at home in the fourth quarter and the skies are partly cloudy, too. /sarcasm —Preceding unsigned comment added by 67.170.84.191 (talk) 04:11, 31 December 2007 (UTC)