CHENEY - As Eastern Washington rallied from a 24-20 halftime deficit and clung to a tenuous 27-24 lead over Northern Iowa heading into the fourth quarter last Saturday at Roos Field, threatening skies approached from the south. Out of the overcast and its streaks of rain, however, a bright rainbow emerged followed by a second more faint colorful arch. Whether that traditional sign of good luck...
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