Northwestern Rushes Past Penn State in 1st Game at New Ryan Field
Northwestern rushed for 413 yards, and Joseph Himon II and Caleb Komolafe each topped 150 yards in the Wildcats’ first game at their new stadium.
- On Friday, Northwestern routed Penn State 34-13 in the inaugural game at the new $875 million Ryan Field in Evanston, Ill.
- Running backs Caleb Komolafe and Joseph Himon II dominated the trenches, combining for 350 yards and three touchdowns to overwhelm Penn State's defensive front.
- Facing sustained defensive pressure, Penn State quarterback Rocco Becht completed 26 of 41 passes for 243 yards with two interceptions, marking the Nittany Lions' second consecutive loss.
- Totaling 506 yards of offense, the Wildcats improved to 3-1, rebounding from a 29-23 loss to Indiana last week.
- Northwestern hosts Ball State on October 10, while Penn State faces Southern California the same day, with the Nittany Lions seeking to end their losing streak.
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Northwestern Wildcats christen new Ryan Field with impressive win over Penn State Nittany Lions - NEW YORK TIMES POST
After spending some time playing in a (very cool) makeshift stadium on the shores of Lake Michigan, the Northwestern Wildcats finally christened the new Ryan Field in an important Big Ten clash with Penn State. Both teams came in with one loss, and another would almost certainly tank any hopes of getting into the Big [...]
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Northwestern Wildcats christen new Ryan Field with impressive win over Penn State Nittany Lions
Northwestern football christened the new $875 million Ryan Field with a dominant 34-13 Big Ten win over Penn State, racking up 506 yards of total offense.
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