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he game was not as dramatic as the one in T1994, but the last drive was. Seventeen years ago an undefeated Nittany Lion team that was down early by 21-0 on a cold damp November day in Champaign-Urbana had to claw its way back to preserve its perfect season with a 96-yard drive, as the clock clicked down to the final 57 seconds. Saturday, on an even colder late “Snoc- tober” afternoon in Happy Valley, a 7-1 Penn State squad had to march 80 yards to the end zone in the last three minutes to defeat an equally tough Illinois team and remain the only one unbeaten in Big Ten play. While the post-season implications were not as great as in 1994, and the venue this time was Beaver Stadium, the game-winning drive was just as dramatic till Silas Redd smashed the final three yards to paydirt, just as Brian Milne had done nearly a generation ago. Just as had completed key passes to Bobby Engram and Kyle Brady and handed off to Ki-Jana Carter to power the six- minute drive and put the Lions into position for Milne’s scoring blast, Matt McGloin com- PRESIDENT SPANIER presents Coach with special plaque of Steve Manuel’s famous “Parting of pleted critical tosses to Derek Moye and Justin the Blue Sea” photo in honor of Paterno’s record-breaking 409th win. Brown to gain 58 yards on the wet turf, before Joe Paterno said after the game, After the contest, President Graham Spa- Redd could follow his blockers eight yards on “Sometimes we struggle, but there’s a lot of charac- nier and Tim Curley marked the last three plays to victory. ter and a lot of feeling for each other, and they’re the milestone by presenting to Paterno a special And just as it took one final climactic play really good competitors. . . We stick together and plaque of Football Letter photographer Steve to secure the Lions’ scariest victory in their make things happen.” Manuel’s famous “Parting the Blue Sea” shot of second Big Ten season, the same was true on “We just do what it takes to get the job done,” JoePa running between two flanks of his players. Halloween weekend of their 19th. said the gutsy McGloin, who completed only five of The inscription read: “JOE PATERNO, EDU- State safety Kim Herring had to intercept 18 passes for 40 yards through the first 57 minutes CATOR OF MEN, WINNINGEST COACH, an Illini pass in the end zone to preserve the of play, but nailed four of six for 58 yards on the DIVISION ONE FOOTBALL.” triumph in Illinois. And Derek Dimke, who game-winning drive. Paterno said he always admired Eddie had kicked 10 straight field goals for the visitors Sophomore tailback Silas Redd, the Big Ten’s Robinson, as well as Jake Gaither at since last season, had to bounce one off the leading rusher, gained 12 of his 137 yards on 30 A&M, for what they did for black athletes at a right upright as time expired for the Lions to carries to top 1,000 yards for the season and tally time when they were not allowed on southern emerge victorious in Happy Valley. the game-winning touchdown. teams and very few played on northern teams. The 1994 contest was a high-scoring Four hours later in a Columbus shootout, As a kid from Brooklyn whose grandfather was 35-31 affair that preserved Penn State’s No. where four were scored in the final an immigrant, Paterno indicated this milestone 2 national ranking. But this year it was a 4:39, Ohio State freshman Braxton Miller scram- had great meaning for him. defense-dominated 10-7 margin for the Nit- bled then tossed a 40-yard TD pass to Devin Smith tany Lions, who now stand No. 19 in the BCS with 20 seconds remaining. And the Buckeyes Friday was a beautiful day for a football rankings, No. 16 in the AP poll and No. 15 in handed Wisconsin its second straight crushing game in Happy Valley – sunny and brisk with the coaches’ poll. defeat after a 6-0 start. no wind or precipitation. And Sunday was Assistant Coach Jay Paterno, who delivered Thus 8-1, 5-0 Penn State quietly stretched its even better. a passionate speech on the theme of “Sing our edge to two games in the Big Ten Leaders Division. But the weather gods played a sneaky Hal- love and loyalty” to the Alumni Council Friday The dramatic victory was the 409th for loween trick on the fans and players on this afternoon, had prepared the team for this State’s 84-year-old head mentor, who surpassed scheduled Saturday and unloaded continuous contest way back in August, when he showed a Eddie Robinson (408-165-15 at Grambling State cold heavy wet white stuff that turned this tape of the ’94 game in Illinois. University) as the all-time leader among Division contest into a different kind of Whiteout in “I wanted these guys to understand there’s One coaches. Paterno’s 46-year record as head Beaver Stadium. a legacy here, and there have been players here coach is 409-136-3. Santa was seen in the stands as Winter before who’ve had to survive and overcome Wonderland blared from the stadium sound situations like that.” PENN STATE 0 0 0 10 10 system and hardy souls had to brush six inches ILLINOIS 0 0 7 0 7 Photos by Steve Manuel ’84, ‘92g R E C A P 3rd Quarter IL: Harris 10-yd pass from Scheelhaase caps 11-pl 64-yd drive in 4:26 keyed by Scheelhaase 8-yd run on 3rd & 5 & Ford 18-yd run. (Dimke kick) 3:32 4th Quarter PS: Fera 30-yd FG caps 10-pl 18-yd drive in 5:24 set up by Bars block of ILL punt & rec. @ IL-31 & keyed by Redd 8-yd run on 3rd & 3 & McGloin 7-yd pass to Smith on 3rd & 6. 7:00 PS: Redd 3-yd run caps 10-pl 80-yd drive in 1:57 sparked by McGloin passes 20 yds to Moye & 13 & 16 yds to Brown & 15-yd pass intf. pen. (Fera kick) 1:08. Attendance: 97,828 (paid); 62,000 (est.) of snow off their seats, before they could put 1 2 their fannies down on a frozen aluminum bench or stand in the messy slush they had just created underneath. Snowballs rained into the south end zone from the section where painted bare-chested students prophesied a 409th for JoePa. The paid ticket sale was 97,828, but the esti- mated attendance was 62,000, as 35,000 stayed home to watch the game on ABC or ESPN2 in the warmth of their living rooms. And after 30 minutes of sloppy play and no scoring, most of the rest wished they had, even though the snow slowed after halftime. 10 It was the first scoreless first half in a Penn State game since the Lions lost, 6-0, at Alabama 1: GANG TACKLING by the Lions squelched the Illini rush- in 1984, and the first Beaver Stadium game in ing attack throughout the first half, as shown by this stop of which both teams were scoreless at halftime 9 Illinois’ Donovan Young by Drew Astorino (28), Khairi Fortt since Paterno became head coach in 1966. (11) and Glenn Carson (40). 2: GLENN CARSON (40), Gerald Penn State’s top-rated defense stifled the Hodges (9) and Nick Sukay (1) bring down Illini tailback visitors with minus eight yards passing and three Jason Ford. 3: SILAS REDD fights off tacklers, while posting yards rushing in the first quarter and allowed fifth consecutive 100-yard rushing game. 4: JORDAN HILL only 79 total yards by halftime. and mates stop Illinois runner Jason Ford. 5: SILAS REDD’s But suddenly in the third quarter the Fight- rushing accounted for 66 per cent of Penn State’s offense Sat- ing Illini more than doubled their first half urday. 6: DREW ASTORINO (28) takes pins out from under A.J. stats, gaining 77 yards rushing and 30 passing Jenkins,9 as he stops nation’s leading receiver for loss of two for eight first downs and the game’s first seven yards on Illinois’ first play from scrimmage. 7: SILAS REDD points, using a no-huddle offense to drive 54 ripped through Illinois defense for 137 yards on 30 carries yards on nine rushing plays and one 6-yard Saturday. 8: JUSTIN BROWN makes key catch of pass from pass, before Nathan Scheelhasse Matt McGloin in State’s touchdown drive. 9: JACK CRAW- hit Spencer Harris with a 10-yard strike in the FORD bulldogs Illini tailback Jason Ford until help arrives. end zone. 10: DEVON STILL evades blocker and drags down Illini QB From then on, the Lion defense shut out Scheelhasse for nine-yard loss. the Illini again in the fourth frame, while the offense scored 10. An impotent Penn State offense, which had been not only one-dimensional but really one- man (Silas Redd) through the first 48 minutes, was resurrected when Brad Bars blocked an Illinois punt and State took over on the IL-31. Redd rushed for 17 yards and McGloin completed one pass to Devon Smith for seven, 8 as the Lions moved to the IL-5. But Redd lost two and McGloin was sacked for a loss of six, so the home team had to settle for Anthony Fera’s 30-yard field goal to get on the scoreboard. With just 3:05 left, the Lion offense, which had gained only 129 yards on its first 14 possessions, got the ball back after the Illini punter booted it 45 yards into the end zone for a touchback. At this point, State’s leading receiver, Derek Moye, who had missed the last two and three- quarter games with a broken bone in his left foot, and been cleared for emergency action 7 6 BRAD BARS leaps high to block Illinois punt and set up Penn State’s first score in final frame. only, entered the game and immediately caught tory rush onto the field, Nick Sukay flattened a 20-yard pass from McGloin to jump-start the McGloin on a mutual high-jump chest bump, Lions’ crucial drive. and Joe Paterno started his descent from the McGloin then completed successive passes coaches’ booth high above the stadium to his to Justin Brown for 13 and 16 yards. But three surprise gift in the media room. plays later the usually sure-handed Moye dropped a pass that would have given the Lions For the Glory, a first down, and they faced a do-or-die 4th & 6 from the IL-32. McGloin cocked his arm and sailed a long pass to Moye in the end zone, where Illini de- fensive back Justin Green stripped the ball, but drew a flag because he had been hanging onto Moye’s shirt and right arm since the two left the line of scrimmage. The penalty gave State a first down at the IL-17, and McGloin passed to Moye for nine yards on a down-and-out. Redd rushed three NOTES FROM THE CUFF yards for a first down at the IL-5, then plunged now Way We’d Miss JoePa’s 409th” read for two more. “Sone creative sign in the student section 3 On the next play guard Johnnie Troutman Saturday…Penn State is off to its fourth 5-0 pulled and got a kick-out block at left end, An- conference start in its 19 seasons in the Big drew Szczerba sealed the inside, and the super Ten. Others were in 1994, 1999 and 2008… sophomore followed fullback Mike Zordich off The Nittany Lions now have at least eight wins left for the final three yards with 1:08 left. for the 35th time in Coach Joe Paterno’s 46- Starting the game’s final possession, Scheel- year tenure as head man. They have reached haas, under a heavy rush, scrambled for seven 8-1 or 9-0 for the third time in the last four then completed a six-yard pass to the nation’s years…State is 15-4 overall against Illinois leading receiver, A.J. Jenkins, on a third-and and 7-1 in Beaver Stadium. Paterno is 13-3 three. With the Lions’ leading tackler, Gerald all-time against the Illini…The Lions scored Hodges, hanging on to him, the Illini QB their fewest points in a win since they shut somehow managed to get off a 16-yarder to Jon out Alabama, 9-0, in 1990. They have now Davis, then tossed a 20-yarder that Penn State won six games by 10 points or less this year – fans thought Jenkins trapped on the ground. the most since they won seven contests by 4 But it was ruled a completed pass, and the visi- seven points or less in 1985…In a clash of tors had the ball on the PS-34. two of the Big Ten’s top defenses, Penn State Jason Ford, who had been held to just held to seven points and 286 yards an Illinois 33 yards on nine carries in the first half but team that had been averaging 28.6 points and broke through State’s defense for 67 yards on 417.1 yards per game. Nevertheless, Illinois 15 second-half carries, pushed the pile to the has outgained its opponents in each of its PS-25, where Illinois called timeout with just three straight losses and had four sacks and five ticks left. four takeaways against Penn State. The Illini As Dimke lined up for his field goal try, ranked in the top five in the country coming Penn State’s white-clad students acted as the into the game with 27 sacks…Once again the 12th man, rushing through the end zone stands in a vice-like action to converge behind the BIG TEN SCORES goalpost, where the Illini’s perfect place-kicker Ohio State 33 Wisconsin 29 was aiming. They jumped and shouted to try to Nebraska 24 Michigan State 3 distract him. Michigan 36 Purdue 14 When Dimke’s kick bounced off the right Minnesota 22 Iowa 21 5 upright, a leaping Moye led the Lions’ celebra- Northwestern 59 Indiana 38 Photos by Steve Manuel ’84, ‘92g game was really won by the defense, as the Lions have held six opponents to 10 points 2011 BIG TEN STANDINGS or less this fall and rank fourth in the nation Conference Overall in scoring defense, allowing an average of W L W L just 12.4 points per game. Illinois’ 94 pass- ing yards were a season-low by a Penn State Leaders Division foe and the fewest since Temple managed Penn State 5 0 8 1 only 46 last year…State forced a season-high Wisconsin 2 2 6 2 four turnovers to raise its total takeaways to Illinois 2 3 6 3 22 this season – five more than all of last Ohio State 2 2 5 3 year. Starting defensive tackles Devon Still Purdue 2 2 4 4 and Jordan Hill combined for 20 tackles, Indiana 0 5 1 8 including 4.5 tackles for loss Saturday. The Legends Division team posted10 tackles for loss, exceeded only by its 13 against Eastern Michigan. Nebraska 3 1 7 1 Hill had a career-high 10 tackles, as did Michigan 3 1 7 1 Still, whose total included 3.5 for 17 yards Michigan State 3 1 6 2 in losses. Linebacker Gerald Hodges had a Iowa 2 2 5 3 career-high 19 stops – the most since Paul Northwestern 1 4 3 5 Posluszny had 22 at Northwestern in 2005 -- Minnesota 1 3 2 6 to raise his team-leading season total to 77… Silas Redd became the 12th Nittany Lion to OTHER SPORTS rush for 1,000 yards in a season, raising his he eighth-ranked women’s volleyball team conference-leading total to 1,006. His fifth Tplayed its best match of the year Saturday consecutive 100-yard rushing game is the night, upsetting No. 1 Nebraska, 3-1, in Rec most since Curtis Enis posted eight straight Hall to gain revenge for a 3-2 beating the in 1997…Derek Moye wore a lineman’s high- Cornhuskers had given the Nittany Lions in topped shoes to provide more protection to Lincoln in September. his injured foot, but it didn’t seem to slow Deja McClendon (18 kills), Ariel Scott (12 him down at all. Paterno told the media that kills), Katie Slay (eight blocks) Alli Longo (17 the doctors had told him he could play Moye digs) and Micha Hancock (six aces) led the if he really needed him. Prior to the Lions’ Lions to a 25-17, 25-15, 17-25, 25-17 victory. Penn winning drive, Joe told receiver coach Mike State outhit Nebraska .194 to .116, outblocked McQueary that he wanted “our best receivers the Huskers, 14-8, had a 49-42 margin in kills, in the game for that drive.” Enter Moye, who a 64-56 advantage in digs and a whopping 9-1 in two minutes of action provided the catalyst difference in aces. State’s record is now 17-5 for victory…Penn State entered Saturday’s with a 10-2 mark in the Big Ten. Nebraska is game ranked 76th in the country in total 18-2 and 11-1. offense, 89th in scoring and 98th in passing The No. 8 field hockey team (13-5, 4-2) efficiency and did little to change any of closed its regular season with a 4-1 win over those rankings…D’Anton Lynn got his first Michigan State and earned a No. 3 seed in the of the year, while defensive end Big Ten tournament, which starts Thursday at Sean Stanley got his first career interception Penn State. and recovery…Illinois coach Ron The women’s soccer squad, which had al- Zook said, “The team that made the fewest ready clinched its 14th consecutive Big Ten title, mistakes won the game…The 97,828 tickets won its 11th straight game with a 2-0 shutout of sold Saturday were the fewest for a Big Ten Purdue on Senior Night at Jeffrey Field Friday game in Beaver Stadium since the last expan- to end the season with a 17-3, 10-1 record and a sion in 2001…The Lions, who have been No. 1 seed in the Big Ten tourney which starts living on the edge most of the season, have Wednesday at Northwestern. a week off to rest and regroup before the Senior Caitlin Lane won the Big Ten cross- home finale against 13th –ranked Nebraska, country crown by 14 seconds, covering the followed by road trips to Ohio State and No. 6,000-meter course at Illinois in 19:58 Sunday, 17 Wisconsin – a real murderers’ row. while leading State’s cross-country squad to a third-place finish. 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Gain Per Play 3.0 3.9 hashtag #psuhuddle2011. First downs 14 16 A continental breakfast is provided one BOOK OF FOOTBALL PHOTOS Yards Lost Rushing 33 34 half-hour before the lecture and free parking is 160-page coffee table book of photographer Intcptn Returns – Yards 2-8 1-0 available at the Nittany Lion Inn Deck. Huddles ASteve Manuel’s best Penn State football shots Kickoffs – Average 3-65.7 2-63.5 are sponsored and organized by the Penn State since the Nittany Lions joined the Big Ten in Kickoff Returns – Avg. 2-25.5 2-14.5 Alumni Association and co-sponsored by The 1993 are now on sale at the Penn State Bookstore. Punt Returns – Avg. 6-5.3 1-0 Nittany Lion Inn and Penn State Press. The book includes text by Football Letter writer/ Punts – Average 8-35.9 9-38 editor John Black and the photos by Manuel, who – Lost 6-2 2-2 RESERVE PLACE IN HISTORY shoots all of the photos in The Football Letter. The WITH NEW ALUMNI COURTYARD book contains photos from all 18 of Penn State’s Penalties – Yards 4-30 6-50 oon construction will begin on the beautiful seasons in the conference and a synopsis of each Sacks by – Yards 2-17 4-25 Sbrick and stone plaza adjacent to the Hintz year’s play. The book is $24.99. A portion of the 3rd Dn Conversions 3 of 15 7 of 18 Family Alumni Center, called Alumni Court- proceeds will go to The Steve Smith Fund. 4th Dn Conversions 0 of 1 0 of 1 yard. Just like the connecting Alumni Walk, Red Zone Scores – Chances 2 of 2 1of 2 the Alumni Courtyard will be inscribed with TAILGREAT 2011 Time of Possession 27:09 32:51 approximately 1,900 names of dedicated Alumni enn State fans looking for a break from Attempts/Yards (Longest) Association members and will introduce genera- Ptraditional tailgating can head to the Bryce Rushing: Redd 30/137 (24); Zordich 2/3 (2); Beachum 2/1 (2); tions of students to the distinguished Penn State Jordan Center The Blue Band TailGreat Show and Bolden 2/-9; McGloin 4/-20 family that awaits them upon graduation. offers free fun for families and fans of all ages. Passing No. Com. Int. Yds. TD Lg Sk Anyone can purchase a brick or stone, but Get pumped up for football with a pre-game McGloin 24 9 1 98 0 21 3/20 only Alumni Association members or deceased performance by the Blue Band, cheerleaders, Bolden 4 0 0 0 0 0 1/5 alumni can have their names inscribed on a Lionettes dance team, Nittany Lion and more. Receiving: Brown 3/50 (21); Smith 3/17 (7); Moye 2/29 (20); brick or stone. Visit Alumni Courtyard website Activities throughout the season will be Zordich 1/2. [link to: http://alumni2.psu.edu/alumnicourt- available on the BJC concourse, including free All Purpose Yards: Redd 137; Brown 76; Moye 29; Powell 28. yard/default.htm] for more information. airbrush tattoos, spirit hairstyles, football player Kickoff Returns: Powell 1/28; Amos 1/23. cards, photos with cheerleaders and games with Kickoffs: Fera 3/65.7 (70). MEN’S & WOMEN’S BASKETBALL prizes. The BJC opens three hours before kickoff. Punt Returns: Brown 5/26 (18). SEASON TICKETS AVAILABLE Punts: Fera 8/35.9 (45) ickets for the 2011–12 season at the Bryce Jor- : Stanley 1/8; Lynn 1/0. Tdan Center are available for 18 Nittany Lion Passes Broken Up: Hodges 2; Hill 1. and 15 Lady Lion home games. Call 814-865- Sacks: Still 1/9; Hodges 1/8. 5555 or fill out an application at GoPSUsports. Tackles for Loss: Still 3.5/17; Astorino 2/8; Hodges 1/8; Carson com/tickets. The season opening double-header 1/4; Powell 1/2; Hill 1/1; Latimore 0.5/2. Tackles: Hodges 19; Still, Hill 10; Stupar 9; Astorino 7; Carson with the football team will take place Saturday, 5; Crawford, Fortt 4; Sukay, Powell, Stanley, Willis 3. Nov. 12, when the Nittany Lions take on Hartford Players: C: Stankiewitch . G: Pannell, Troutman, Urschel. T: in their first-ever game under new head coach, Barham, Okoli. TE: Szczerba, Haplea. WR: Moye, Brown, Patrick Chambers. The tip-off time of that game Smith, Mosby-Felder, Drake, Kersey, Kuntz. QB: McGloin, will be decided based on the football kick time— Bolden. FB: Zordich. TB: Redd, Beachum, Green. DT: Still, Hill, allowing fans to attend both games. Terry, Jones. DE: Crawford, Stanley, Latimore. ILB: Carson. OLB: Hodges, Stupar, Fortt. CB: Powell, Lynn. Saf: Astorino, ALUMNI EVENTS IN COLUMBUS Sukay, Willis. P: Fera. K: Fera. KS: Howle, Rohrbaugh. KH: ooking ahead to Penn State’s road trip to Keiser. KT: Sukay, Powell, Amos, Thomas, Obeng-Agyapong, LColumbus…be sure to meet up with other Zordich, Willis, Fortt, Morris, Brown, Green, Keiser, Day, blue-and-white fans on Friday night, Nov. 18 at Fagnano, Astorino, Bars, Carson, Hull, Pannell, Okoli, Van the Quaker Steak and Lube, 8500 Lyra Drive. A INJURED DEREK MOYE saw his first action in three Fleet, Stankiewitch, Troutman, Farrell, Szczerba, Irvin, Baub- tailgate-style spread of food and fun, including games and caught this 20-yard pass to start State’s win- litz, Jones, Terry. the Penn State Pep Band, cheerleaders and the ning touchdown drive in fourth quarter.

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