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Changes help Purdue, four others turn it around  (Friday, October 24, 1997)

The way Joe Tiller talked before the season, you would have thought he was taking over forever losers Prairie View A&M or Mattoon.

At the Big Ten media day, Tiller mentioned his team's lack of speed, depth and ability.

Illini football practice update  (Thursday, October 23, 1997)

News and notes from Wednesday's UI practice:

Long road back  (Wednesday, October 22, 1997)

   WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind.  The ex-baseball player had lost his fastball. Billy Dicken''s passes looked more like Tim Wakefield''s knucklers.

   Five months off will do that to a quarterback. Your form goes to pot. Your long balls fall short.

Tate: Illini need to crank up the heat  (Wednesday, October 22, 1997)

When Billy Dicken & Co. carry Purdue's first national ranking in 13 years into Memorial Stadium on Saturday afternoon, it would be inappropriate to consider this an aerial circus. And it's certainly not a "touch football" team.

News and notes from Tuesday''s UI practice:  (Wednesday, October 22, 1997)

Football report.

Boiler bits  (Wednesday, October 22, 1997)

Everybody knows Purdue was the college home of Milwaukee Bucks star Glenn Robinson. But did you know legendary coach John Wooden was an All-American basketball player for the Boilermakers? Here's some other fun facts about Purdue:

Quarterback U.  (Wednesday, October 22, 1997)

   Purdue senior Billy Dicken is on his way to one of the best passing seasons in school history. Here''s how Dicken stands among the top performances of former Boilermaker greats:

Turner seconds Johnson  (Tuesday, October 21, 1997)

   CHAMPAIGN  During Illinois football games, you normally can find Kirk Johnson standing on the sidelines, signaling in plays.

   Not anymore. That job belongs to the third-string quarterback. For the first time this season, that won''t be Johnson.