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t was a tale of two halves. All offense in the first Ihalf and all defense in the second. In an explosion of offensive fireworks, Penn State scored on every possession in the first 30 minutes in Evanston Saturday, and Northwest- ern punted only once. The two teams combined for 574 yards of offense and 51 points – more than had been tallied in any four-quarter Penn State game this fall. By scoring last on a lightning 40 second drive that covered 63 yards, the Nittany Lions went to the locker room with a 27-24 halftime lead over the high-octane Wildcats. None of the 40,004 spectators at Ryan Field or the prime-time Big Ten Network television audience could suspect that this high-scoring contest would morph into a defensive standoff in the final 30 minutes. But the key defensive play of the night – a 63- yard return by Lion Gerald Hodges of an that he made of a pass, tipped at the line of scrimmage by Jordan Hill – set the stage for the game’s final score in the fourth minute of the second half. Silas SILAS REDD runs around left end for several of his career-high 164 yards in State's 34-24 win at Northwestern. Redd’s 19-yard run on the next play sealed State’s 34-24 win over Northwestern, as With alumni Seth Meyers of Saturday Night junior Matt McGloin, getting his the Lion defense shut out the home team, while Live fame and , backup Eagles first start of the 2011 season, quickly directed the Penn State offense spent most of the remain- quarterback, acting as honorary captains for his team on a 44-yard touchdown march. ing 26 minutes just running time off the clock. Northwestern’s Homecoming game, the Wild- Sophomore tailback Silas Redd sparked After spending the entire first half playing cats won the coin toss and deferred their option the drive by tearing through the left side of the ‘chase the quarterback’, the highly-rated Penn till the second half. Wildcat defense for 13 yards on State’s opening State defense made some adjustments at half- Penn State chose to receive but that deci- play. Later McGloin followed the surge of his time to slow down the Northwestern run and sion turned out to be a boon for the home offensive line to convert a 4th & 1, then tossed gun scoring machine. team, when Chaz Powell fumbled the ball on a four-yard strike to wideout Justin Brown, for Thereafter Hodges and company allowed the opening kickoff return, and Northwestern the Lions’ first touchdown of the game and the home team just 125 yards in the second half – actually got the first offensive possession, along Brown’s first of the season. less than half their output in the first. Mean- with great field position, when the Wildcats On Northwestern’s next series, defensive while, the Lions gained only 88 yards – less recovered at the PS-34. ends Jack Crawford and Eric Latimore and than a third of their total in the first 30 minutes. Last year’s All-Big Ten quarterback Dan linebacker Hodges combined for successive An hour later, when Michigan State’s last Persa, the Bethlehem PA native who has Penn sacks of Persa for 16 yards in losses and forced second Hail Mary pass was batted away by a State alumni in his family tree, immediately the only punt of the half. Wisconsin defender into the hands of a Spar- launched Northwestern’s first scoring drive by On State’s first play, McGloin arched a tan receiver on the goal line, Penn State was throwing consecutive passes 13 yards to Kain 45-yard bomb, which a streaking Devon Smith suddenly the only undefeated team left in the Colter and 15 yards to Jacob Schmidt, and caught up to in the end zone. Anthony Fera’s Leaders Division of the . eventually scoring himself on a fourth-down second extra point of the night gave State a It took a video review to determine that one-yard sneak. short-lived 14-7 lead. Keith Nichol barely broke the plane at the With the game less than three minutes Then it was the Wildcats’ turn again. front edge of the goal line, before Badger old the Homecomers celebrated their Alma Sophomore Kain Colter, Persa’s backup defenders downed him, and the Spartans up- Mater’s 7-0 lead. at quarterback, who plays when set previously undefeated and fourth-ranked But the first half would become a see-saw Persa is in the game, started the longest drive Wisconsin, 37-31, rather than having the game ride, as the combatants took alternating turns of the night with a 10-yard pass to Rashad Law- go into overtime. crossing the goal lines. rence and finished it by catching his first career Michigan State is the only team left un- Powell partially redeemed himself by re- touchdown pass – a 12-yarder from Persa, and beaten in the Legends Division, but no Big Ten turning the next kickoff 54 yards, and State’s the score was knotted as the first quarter ended. squad is still undefeated when non-conference Penn State regained the lead early in the contests are included. PENN STATE 14 13 7 0 34 second quarter, when Redd ripped through NORTHWESTERN 14 10 0 0 24 Photos by Steve Manuel ’84, ‘92g R E C A P 1st Quarter NW: Persa 1-yd run caps 7-pl 34-yd drive in 2:34 set up by Mathews rec. of Powell fum. frcd. by Jenson & keyed by Persa passes 13 yds to Colter & 15 yds to Schmidt. (Budzien kick) 12:17 PS: Brown 4-yd pass from McGloin caps 10-pl 44- yd drive in 3:33 set up by Powell 54-yd KO ret. & sparked by Redd 13-yd run & McGloin 2-yd run on 4th & 1. (Fera kick) 8:44 PS: Smith 45-yd pass from McGloin in 1-pl drive in 0:06. (Fera kick) 5:51 NW: Colter 12-yd pass from Persa caps 10-pl 87-yd drive in 3:57 keyed by Colter 10-yd pass to Lawrence & Persa 27-yd pass to Brown. (Budzien kick) 0:54 1 2 2nd Quarter PS: Fera 37-yd FG caps 9-pl 56-yd drive in 4:28 keyed by Redd runs of 11 & 25 yds. 12:26 NW: Colter 4-yd run caps 7-pl 75-yd drive in 3:43 keyed by Persa passes 17 yds to Dunsmore & 10 yds to Ebert & Colter 46-yd run. (Budzien kick) 8:43 PS: Fera 33-yd FG caps 12-pl 75-yd drive in 4:42 keyed by McGloin passes 17 yds & 11 yds to Brown & 11 yds to Drake & 20 yds to Smith. 4:01 NW: Budzien 25-yd FG caps 9-pl 72-yd drive in 3:14 keyed by Persa 54-yd pass to Ebert. 0:47 10 PS: Green 1-yd run caps 7-pl 63-yd drive in 0:40 keyed by Redd 42-yd run on 3rd & 1 & McGloin 11-yd 1: THIS TIME defensive ends Jack Crawford (81) and Eric Latimore pass to Smith (Fera kick) 0:07 (56) get the sack on Persa for a loss of 10 yards. 2: SPEEDSTER 9 Devon Smith catches 45-yard touchdown bomb from Matt Mc- 3rd Quarter Gloin to give Penn State a 14-7 lead in the first quarter. 3: JUSTIN PS: Redd 19-yd run in 1-pl drive in 0:05 set up by BROWN catches four-yard pass from Matt McGloin for Lions’ first Hodges intcpt. of Persa pass tipped by Hill & 63-yd touchdown. 4: LION wide receiver Brandon Moseby-Felder turns ret. (Fera kick) 11:39 the corner on a nine-yard reception from quarterback Matt Mc- Attendance: 40,004 Gloin. 5: SILAS REDD broke through Northwestern defense for 19 yards and game’s last touchdown on first play after Gerald Hodges the left side for 11 yards then took a pitchout intercepted pass tipped by Jordan Hill and returned it 63 yards in around right end for 25 more and finally caught third9 quarter. 6: SAFETY Nick Sukay leaps to strip ball from North- a 5-yard pass from McGloin to set up Anthony western receiver, and part-time quarterback, Kain Colter. 7: MATT Fera’s 37-yard field goal and give the visitors a McGLOIN savored his first start of the season and responded by 17-14 edge. completing 17 of 26 pass attempts for 192 yards and two touch- But Persa then started his team on a 75-yard downs. 8: FLAG WAVING Nittany Lion and cheerleaders lead team march with a 17-yard pass to Drake Dunsmore onto the field in Evanston. 9: JACK CRAWFORD tries to bat down and a 10-yard toss to Jeremy Ebert. Colter pass by Wildcat QB Dan Persa. 10: ANTHONY FERA kicked two replaced Persa at quarterback and finished field goals Saturday to raise his season total to 11 in 12 attempts. the march with a 46-yard run through the left side of the Penn State defense and a four-yard burst for a touchdown that put the Wildcats in the lead at 21-17. But McGloin was undaunted and passed for 63 yards on five tosses to four different receivers during a 75-yard drive. This included succes- sive completions to Brown for 17 and 11 yards followed by another 11-yarder to Curtis Drake. 8 After Redd picked up 16 yards on two carries, the fiery redhead hit Smith with his second longest pass of the night – a 20-yarder. A subse- quent holding penalty stalled the Lions’ drive, so Fera calmly kicked a 33-yard field goal – his second of the night and 11th in 12 tries this year. Persa, a wiley senior, then made his counter move in the chess match by sailing a 54-yard aerial to Ebert, on a third & 13 play to set up Jeff Budzien’s 25-yard field goal for what would turn out to be the Wildcats’ final score of the night. That gave the home team a 24-20 margin with only 47 seconds left in the half. 7 6 TAILBACK Stephfon Green scored his first touchdown this season and gained 33 yards in nine carries. This is when Penn State made its most TDs with no to increase his season impressive drive of the night, as Redd ripped numbers to 81 of 138 for 1,095 yards and seven through the entire Northwestern defense on a against two picks. 42-yard jaunt on a 3rd & 1 play. McGloin passed Smith led all receivers in the game with six 11 yards to Smith, and Stephon Green smashed catches for 110 yards, one more than Northwest- the final yard of a 63-yard march into the end ern’s Biletnikoff Award candidate Jeremy Ebert. zone for his first touchdown of the year, giving “The credit goes to Penn State,” said State a 27-24 lead just seven seconds before Northwestern Coach . “They did the intermission that would totally change the the fundamentals better than we did and they complexion of the game. made some big plays.” Persa, who tore the Achilles tendon in his Fitzgerald congratulated Lion Coach Joe right leg while throwing the winning touch- Paterno for tying former Grambling Coach Ed- down pass in his team’s win over Iowa last die Robinson’s record of 408 wins at a Division November, missed Northwestern’s first three I school. (Paterno already held the record for games this year. But he came back in the last victories with an FBS team.) three to complete 74.5 per cent of his 98 passes “It is an unbelievable milestone,” said for 700 yards and five TDs. Persa completed 26 Fitzgerald, adding that Paterno is a great role of 34 attempts to add another 294 yards and model of trust and consistency and has the one touchdown to those numbers, despite be- University’s understanding of his “intentions ing sacked four times by the Lions for 30 yards to develop young men.” 3 in losses.But he hurt his left foot and hobbled He said, “There is no better role model for off the field in the middle of the fourth quarter, that than Joe.” after passing and rushing his team to the PS-13 Quietly climbing to No. 19 in the coaches’ – their deepest penetration in the second half. poll and BCS ranking, as well as No. 21 in the Colter took his place and was immediately AP poll, Penn State (7-1, 4-0) comes home to sacked for successive losses of 17 and 11 yards face Illinois, which just dropped out of the by Jordan Hill and Sean Stanley, pushing the rankings by suffering a 21-14 upset at Purdue Wildcats back out of field goal range and kill- Saturday, after absorbing its first loss of the ing their only threat in the second 30 minutes. season, 17-7, to Ohio State the week before. When State ended Northwestern’s final Television moguls invoked the six-day rule desperate drive with a fourth-down stop at the to decide Sunday night to carry the contest NW-12, the Lions made no attempt to score regionally on ABC or ESPN2 with a kickoff at again in the final two minutes in a display of 3:30 p.m. next Saturday. sportsmanship befitting the valiant perfor- 4 mance by both teams. For the Glory, Northwestern outgained Penn State 312 to 192 through the air for a 406 to 381 margin in total offense. But State doubled the Wildcats’ rushing yardage (189 to 94) and garnered important starting field position with a 28 to 17.8-yard average on kickoff returns. Three of Fera’s seven kickoffs sailed more than 70 yards into the end zone, where the ‘Cats chose not to attempt a return. Redd more than tripled the yardage of any other runner, gaining a career-high 164 yards on just 18 lugs of the pigskin for a 9.1-yard av- BIG TEN SCORES erage per carry. He now has 869 yards and six Michigan State 37 Wisconsin 31 touchdowns on 165 carries this season. Purdue 21 Illinois 14 McGloin, who took every Penn State snap, Nebraska 41 Minnesota 14 5 completed 17 of 26 passes for 192 yards and two Iowa 45 Indiana 24

Photos by Steve Manuel ’84, ‘92g NOTES FROM THE CUFF 2011 BIG TEN STANDINGS aturday’s victory was the 825th for Penn State Sin its 125th season, which places it fifth in the Conference Overall nation on the all-time wins list. It was the Lions’ W L W L fifth straight win over Northwestern to raise their Leaders Division series record to 12-3. Just like Saturday, Penn State also had a touchdown drive in the final Penn State 4 0 7 1 minute against Northwestern last year and shut Wisconsin 2 1 6 1 out the Wildcats in the second half, as it turned Illinois 2 2 6 2 a 21-0 deficit into a 35-21 win for Joe Paterno’s Ohio State 1 2 4 3 400th victory. The Wildcats were also the victims Purdue 2 1 4 3 when Paterno won his 323rd game to tie Bear Indiana 0 4 1 7 Bryant’s former record in Division I-A…In two Legends Division games against Northwestern, Matt McGloin has thrown for 417 yards and six touchdowns Michigan State 3 0 6 1 without an interception. Silas Redd has run Michigan 2 1 6 1 for 295 yards…Northwestern’s Pat Fitzgerald Nebraska 2 1 6 1 is one of the great young coaches in college Iowa 2 1 5 2 football today. The University recently gave him Northwestern 0 4 2 5 a 10-year contract good until 2020. His offensive Minnesota 0 3 1 6 coordinator Mick McCall, one-time Southern Cal quarterback, runs an exciting no-huddle offense He has five for this season and six in his career. that uses the quarterback as the primary runner, He led all Big Ten runners this week and has as well as passer, often sending out five receivers gained 566 yards on 103 carries for a 5.5 average to occupy defenders, so that the QB can run for in the Lions’ four conference games… .Devon good yardage, if the pass rushers allow any open Smith set career highs with six catches for 110 lanes out of the pocket…The Lions are 11-2 in yards and added a 45-yard touchdown recep- Big Ten road games in the past four years; 18-8 tion to his 71-yarder against Eastern Michigan in regular season night road games; and 37-22 in September…Stephfon Green scored his overall at night…State’s defense had a season- first touchdown this year on just his third carry high seven sacks Saturday, getting back-to-back after getting out of Joe Paterno’s doghouse. It sacks three times, although it gave up its longest was the 9th rushing TD of the senior’s career… plays on the ground (45 yards) and in the air (54 Jordan Hill recorded a career-high two sacks for yards) this season…The Lion offense scored a 24 yards in losses, while Devon Still posted two touchdown on its first possession for the third tackles for loss, increasing his season total to 12, time this season, having done so against Indiana the second highest in the Big Ten…Cornerback State and Purdue. But State’s 14 points in the first D’Anton Lynn, in his second game after missing quarter were the most in the opening frame this two following a concussion against Eastern Michi- fall. The 27 first half points were only one less gan, made a season-high nine tackles…Gerald than the 28 against Indiana State. And its 34 total Hodges had his career-high of 14 tackles, 10 of points were tied for the second-highest in 2011… which came in the first half. He also got his first Northwestern’s 24 points were the most scored career interception. against Penn State this fall except for Alabama’s 27…Walking across Northwestern’s beautiful OTHER SPORTS lakefront campus on a gorgeous autumn after- enn State’s women’s soccer team went on noon Saturday made it easy to understand why Pthe road to beat Michigan State, 3-1, Friday Wildcat alums love to come back for Homecom- and Michigan, 4-0, Sunday and clinch its 14th ing just like the thousands of Nittany Lions loved straight Big Ten title – the most consecutive returning to Happy Valley last week…Silas Redd crowns of any women’s sport in the conference. is the first Nittany Lion since Tony Hunt in 2006 Coach Erin Walsh’s club extended to 10 its to post four straight 100-yard rushing games. longest win streak since 2005, while raising its conference record to 9-1 and its overall slate to 16-3. It will finish its regular season at home next Friday, playing Purdue on Jeffrey Field at 7 p.m. The ninth-ranked women’s volleyball team swept No. 23 Ohio State and No. 21 Michigan last week to raise its record to 15-5 and 8-2 in the Big Ten. The Lions topped the Buckeyes, 28-26, 25-18, 25-15, Wednesday and the Wol- verines, 25-22, 25-21, 25-23, Saturday. Coach Russ Rose’s squad will host Iowa Friday and Nebraska Saturday in Rec Hall. The No. 8 field hockey team (11-5, 3-2) lost to Ohio State, 2-0, and will close its regu- lar season at home against Michigan State at noon next Sunday, before hosting the Big Ten tournament Nov. 3-6. The men’s soccer squad beat UMBC, 1-0, last week then dropped a 1-0 verdict to Ohio State in overtime, keeping intact its record of all seven of its losses being by one goal. DEVON SMITH led all receivers Saturday with six catch- For more information and details on all Nittany es for 110 yards – a career high for the junior wideout. 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HUDDLE WITH THE FACULTY ALUMNI EVENTS IN COLUMBUS S T A T I S T I C S lumni and friends can catch a quick break- ooking ahead to Penn State’s road trip to Afast and some food for thought at “Huddle LColumbus … be sure to meet up with other PSU NW with the Faculty,” the popular free lecture series blue-and-white fans on Friday night, Nov. 18 at Total Plays – Yards 65-381 76-406 each home football Saturday at The Nittany the Quaker Steak and Lube, 8500 Lyra Drive. A Rushes - Net Yards 38-189 37-94 Lion Inn. The next presentation in the 19th tailgate-style spread of food and fun, including Passing Yards 192 312 annual Huddle series is: the Penn State Pep Band and the cheerleaders, Passes (Att-Cmp-Int) 27-17-0 39-28-1 Oct. 29 “Where Have all the Mammoths is just $20 in advance or $25 at the door. All Avg. Gain Per Play 5.9 5.3 Gone? A Look at the Role of Humans in proceeds benefit the Central Ohio Chapter’s Extinction,” Beth Shapiro, Shaffer Associate scholarship fund. For more information, visit the First downs 20 23 Professor of Biology. (9:30 a.m. Breakfast; chapter’s website at www.psucolumbus.org. And Yards Lost Rushing 36 67 10:00 a.m. Presentation) don’t forget about the Penn State Pep Rally [link Intcptn Returns – Yards 1-63 0-0 This “Hudle with the Faculty” will also be to http://alumni.psu.edu/events/2011-events/ Kickoffs – Average 7-67.1 5-64.4 available online via live streaming—as will the ohiostate-pep] before the game on Saturday. The Kickoff Returns – Avg. 5-28 4-17.8 Nov. 12 Huddle. Alumni, students, and friends tent opens three hours before kickoff, and the Punt Returns – Avg. 1-0 0-0 from around the world can participate live program starts two hours before. Punts - Average 4-39.5 5-37.6 by logging on to www.wpsu.org/huddle on - Lost 3-1 0-0 the day of the event to view the presentation TAILGREAT 2011 Penalties - Yards 4-38 3-20 and participate in the live chat. Or follow the enn State fans looking for a break from Sacks by - Yards 7-64 1-20 presentation on Twitter using the hashtag traditional tailgating can head to the Bryce P 3rd Dn Conversions 5 of 13 7 of 15 #psuhuddle2011. Jordan Center The Blue Band TailGreat Show and A continental breakfast is provided one offers free fun for families and fans of all ages. 4th Dn Conversions 1 of 1 1 of 2 half-hour before the lecture and free parking Get pumped up for football with a pre-game Red Zone Scores – Chances 5 of 6 4of 5 is available at the Nittany Lion Inn Deck. Hud- performance by the Blue Band, cheerleaders, Time of Possession 27:36 32:24 dles are sponsored and organized by the Penn Lionettes dance team, Nittany Lion and more. Attempts/Yards (Longest) State Alumni Association and co-sponsored by Activities throughout the season will be Rushing: Redd 18/164 (42); Green 9/33 (15); Zordich 1/2; Dukes The Nittany Lion Inn and Penn State Press. available on the BJC concourse, including free 2/1(5); McGloin 7/-9 (6). airbrush tattoos, spirit hairstyles, football player Passing No. Com. Int. Yds. TD Lg Sk MEN’S & WOMEN’S BASKETBALL cards, photos with cheerleaders and games with McGloin 26 17 0 192 2 45 1/20 Receiving: Smith 6/110 (45); Brown 3/32 (17); Green 2/10 (6); SEASON TICKETS AVAILABLE prizes. The BJC opens three hours before kickoff. ickets for the 2011–12 season at the Bryce Szczerba 2/8 (4); Drake 1/11; Moseby-Felder 1/9; Zordich 1/7; Jordan Center are available for 18 Nittany Redd 1/5. T All Purpose Yards: Redd 169; Powell 114; Smith 110; Lion and 15 Lady Lion home games. Call Hodges 63. 814-865-5555 or fill out an application at Kickoff Returns: Powell 4/114 (54); Amos 1/26. GoPSUsports.com/tickets. The season open- Kickoffs: Fera 7/67.1. ing double-header with the football team will Punt Returns: Brown 1/0. take place Saturday, Nov. 12, when the Nittany Punts: Fera 2/41 (43); Butterworth 2/38 (54). Lions take on Hartford in their first-ever game Interceptions: Hodges 1/63. under new head coach, Patrick Chambers. The Passes Broken Up: Sukay, Astorino, Amos 1. tip-off time of that game will be decided based Sacks: Hill 2/24; Hodges 1.5/9; Stanley 1/11; Crawford 1/8; Still on the football kick time—allowing fans to at- 1/7; Latimore 0.5/5. Tackles for Loss: Hill 2/24;Still 2/8; Hodges 1.5/9; Stanley 1/11; tend both games. Crawford 1/8; Latimore 0.5/5; Astorino 0.5/1; Powell 0.5/0 . Tackles: Hodges 14; Lynn 9; Stupar 8; Sukay, Crawford 7; Hill BOOK OF FOOTBALL PHOTOS 6; Willis, Powell 4; Still, Carson, Astorino 3. 160-page coffee table book of photographer Players: C: Stankiewitch . G: Pannell, Troutman, Urschel. T: ASteve Manuel’s best Penn State football Barham, Okoli. TE: Szczerba, Haplea. WR: Brown, Smith, shots since the Nittany Lions joined the Big Mosby-Felder, Drake, Kersey, Kuntz, Scherer, Robinson. Ten in 1993 are now on sale at the Penn State QB: McGloin. FB: Zordich. TB: Redd, Dukes, Green, Day. DT: Bookstore. The book includes text by Football Still, Hill, Terry, Jones. DE: Crawford, Latimore, Stanley. ILB: Letter writer/editor John Black and the photos Carson, Fortt. OLB: Hodges, Stupar, Fortt. CB: Powell, Lynn, Amos. Saf: Astorino, Sukay, Willis. P: Fera, Butterworth. K: by Manuel, who shoots all of the photos in The Fera. KS: Howle, Rohrbaugh. KH: Keiser. KT: Powell, Amos, Football Letter. The book contains photos from Thomas, Obeng-Agyapong, Zordich, Willis, Fortt, Brown, all 18 of Penn State’s seasons in the conference, Green, Keiser, Day, Fagnano, Astorino, Bars, Yancich, Stupar, and a synopsis of each year’s play. The book is Suhey, Carson, Hull, Pannell, Okoli, Van Fleet, Stankiewitch, $24.99. 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