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Northern Iowa Football Falls at Wyoming
Wyoming limited Northern Iowa to 7 points while gaining 31, with Kaden Anderson throwing for 260 yards and one touchdown during the game.
- In front of a crowd of over 25,000, the Wyoming Cowboys defeated the Northern Iowa Panthers 31-7 Saturday in Laramie, marking a decisive home performance by the FBS team against the FCS program.
- The matchup pitted FBS Wyoming Cowboys against FCS Northern Iowa Panthers as part of Wyoming's schedule, with Wyoming's scoring defense allowing 0 points and Northern Iowa's offense averaging 38 points per game.
- Kaden Anderson completed 17-of-23 passes for 167 yards and two touchdowns before exiting with an upper-body injury, while Chris Durr Jr. caught eight passes for 190 yards and a touchdown and Sam Scott rushed 29 times for 132 yards.
- The Cowboys' takeaway-driven surge put them ahead, converting two Matthew Schecklman interceptions into a 24-point run that improved Wyoming Cowboys to 2-0 and sets up a home game with nationally ranked Utah on Sept. 13.
- Injuries and penalties left Wyoming with areas to fix before its next challenge as Kaden Anderson exited and Landon Sims debuted 3-of-3 for 23 yards, while Jay Sawvel noted 13 penalties for 115 yards.
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Wyoming 31, Northern Iowa 7
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