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IN PICTURES: Huskies play in the doghouse

By Nyla Owens, Photo Editor
September 10, 2023
Nyla Owens
Cornerback Jacob Finley (20) and safety CJ Brown (6) go in for a tackle on Southern Illinois University wide receiver Izaiah Hartrup (5) during the second quarter on Saturday. ( Nyla Owens | Northern Star )
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NIU cheerleaders running with flags spelling out huskie during the opening ceremony of the first NIU home game of the 2023 season against Southern Illinois University on Saturday. ( Nyla Owens | Northern Star )
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