Penn State, Wildcats and Northwestern
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The Nittany Lions are 0-2 and have been outscored 51-16 in their last six quarters of conference play.
The Big Ten's newest football stadium is now officially a house of horrors for Penn State. Penn State was dominated from start to finish by Northwestern on Friday night as the Wildcats opened the doors to its brand-new Ryan Field in a result that takes a very early lead for one of the worst losses of Matt Campbell's career.
Penalties, porous run defense and mis-timed throws have led to Penn State's major halftime deficit against Northwestern.
The wait is finally over. Exactly one hundred years ago, Northwestern took the field for its first game at Dyche Stadium. Today, the Wildcats will rewrite histo
Friday night brought yet another game where Penn State’s box score was anything but pretty. Northwestern dominated the game in just about every facet, so there won’t be much to praise for the good guys this week.
The Nittany Lions were able to handle the unorthodox conditions well in the second half, quadrupling their shots from two to eight in the final 45 minutes. The offensive attack was realized by a 54th-minute goal from Penn State senior defender Morgan Marshall which knotted the affair at a goal a piece with most of the second half yet to be played.
Northwestern stadium opened with an $875M price tag, but media members had a lot of negative things to say about an ugly flaw.