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College Football Corner: Fantastic and Furious Finishes for the Mids and Terps
Turnovers, penalties, and quarterback injury led Penn State to fall to Northwestern 22-21, marking their first 0-3 Big Ten start since 2004, officials said.
- On Saturday, Kaytron Allen's 11-yard run gave Penn State Nittany Lions a lead, but they lost 22-21 to Northwestern Wildcats at Beaver Stadium, University Park, Pennsylvania.
- The Nittany Lions committed two turnovers and six first-half penalties for 71 yards, while Drew Allar left after injuring his left ankle, limiting the offense.
- Drew Allar led a six-play drive and scored from one yard to put Penn State ahead late in the fourth, while Caleb Komolafe's 9-yard touchdown capped a 75-yard drive for Northwestern with 4:51 remaining.
- The defeat dropped the Penn State Nittany Lions to 0-3 in Big Ten play and ended their remote College Football Playoff hopes.
- After a 3-0 start, Penn State Nittany Lions have slid into consecutive losses as Northwestern Wildcats won three in a row, while fans at Beaver Stadium chanted `Fire Franklin!`.
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Penn State fires coach James Franklin after third straight loss
Penn State coach James Franklin was fired on Sunday, one day after a 22-21 loss to Northwestern, athletic director Pat Kraft announced.
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Penn State Notebook: Northwestern runs over Nittany Lions defense
STATE COLLEGE – Penn State’s once impenetrable rushing defense has been porous the last two games. The Nittany Lions couldn’t stop Northwestern’s ground attack on a go-ahead drive in the fourth quarter of a 22-21 upset loss Saturday at Beaver Stadium. With Penn State leading 21-16, the Wildcats’ Caleb Komolafe and Joseph Himon II combined for 34 yards on five carries on a 75-yard scoring drive. Then they sealed the victory by picking up two firs…
·Pennsylvania, United States
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