DECATUR, Ill. -- Millikin Universitys football team decided to stay in its locker room during the national anthem Saturday, leaving one player standing alone on the sideline.The Herald & Review (http://bit.ly/2eBL3Vn ) reports sophomore Connor Brewer stood for the anthem. Millikin spokesman Bryan Marshall said Brewer did what he felt like he needed to do. Brewer has declined comment.The team stayed in the locker room last weekend, following the Sept. 24 game before which several players kneeled during the anthem in a fashion similar to San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick.Millikin is a private Division III school. Most major teams, including the University of Illinois, run onto the field after the anthem because of elaborate pregame routines that include things like smoke machines to fire up the crowd.---Information from: Herald & Review, http://www.herald-review.comFake Warriors Jerseys . 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From Pierre LeBrun While Anaheim GM Bob Murray said earlier this season he was not going to trade Jonas Hiller despite the fact hes an unrestricted free agent on July 1, some sources have told TSN Hockey Insider Pierre LeBrun that Murray might be willing to move another goalie. Indiana Hoosiers coach Kevin Wilson expects his team to remain focused.Hes instructing players to avoid the trap of getting caught in the countdown to bowl eligibility. Hes content to let others debate whether beating a top 15 team might be the next logical step for an improving program. And hed rather they concentrate on cleaning up the mistakes that plagued them last weekend.Anything else, Wilson believes, will be problematic when the Hoosiers host red-hot No. 12 Penn State on Saturday.You approach each game and do what you can to win each game, and you dont look at the (win) total, you dont look at whats to come, Wilson said. Its just, heres today and heres the plan for this week, and you start it over.Of course thats easier said than done for two schools fighting to regain their national image.Penn State (7-2, 5-1 Big Ten, No. 10 CFP) jumped back into the picture after upsetting No. 2 Ohio State. Five straight wins have led to their highest ranking in five years and put the Nittany Lions on the cusp of re-entering the top 10 .Weve still got a long ways to go, coach James Franklin said. Ive been saying for three years that weve been getting better. Weve been getting better every day, weve been getting better every week. It hasnt always showed up in the statistics column, it hasnt always showed up in wins and losses. But weve been getting better.The Hoosiers (5-4, 3-3) are still trying to end a 22-year absence from the rankings, the longest active drought of any Power Five team. After upsetting defending conference champ Michigan State and seriously challenging Ohio State and Nebraska in October, a third straight win just might do the trick.But thats not what the Hoosiers are contemplating this week.Instead, theyre more concerned about correcting mistakes and winning games than delivering a statement to the fans.Theyre going to read, listen, everybody has got Twitter, everybody follows whatever, so theyre going to hear comments, Wilson conceded. You just cant make sure that the comments distract you from you doing your job, and our job is weve got to prepare and plaay well because if we dont play better than last week, were not going to have a good outing Saturday.ddddddddddddHere are some other things to watch Saturday:ROLLING ALONGSince upsetting the Buckeyes, the Nittany Lions offense has been virtually untouchable. Two weeks ago, Penn State routed Purdue 62-24 in West Lafayette, and last week, they blew out Iowa 41-14. Its the first time Penn State has scored 103 points in back-to-back games since 2001. Indianas much-improved defense will be tested.TAG-TEAM TANDEMPenn State may be Linebacker U. But the Hoosiers tandem of Tegray Scales and Marcus Oliver has been pretty darn good this season. Scales already has seven games with at least 10 tackles and is tied for No. 2 in the Big Ten (85). Oliver leads the conference in forced fumbles (four) and is the nations active leader in that category with a school-record 11.ONE-TWO PUNCH:Penn State QB Trace McSorley and RB Saquon Barkley have been impressive co-stars all season. Barkley goes into the weekend as the Big Tens rushing leader and only 1,000-yard runner. He also leads the league in all-purpose yards (1,329) and is second in touchdowns (13). McSorley, meanwhile, is throwing for 228.7 yards per game and has 14 TD passes, enough to make defenses play honest.GRINDING IT OUTWilson has spent the last month trying to get his ground game started. Despite having a huge day against Maryland out of the wildcat formation, the Hoosiers are still looking for consistency. And theyll need a more balanced attack to have a chance against Penn State.TURNOVERSEarly this season, the Hoosiers were among the nations best in turnover margin. But one reason theyve been up-and-down during the conference season has been their inability to play clean football. QB Richard Lagow has thrown 13 interceptions, tied for the most in the league, and the Hoosiers have slipped to minus-3 in margin. That must improve this weekend.---More AP college football: www.collegefootball.ap.org ' ' '