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Game 8: Penn State 0, Michigan 27 Penn State vs. Michigan |
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Annihilation
For the second straight year Penn State headed into its annual battle against Michigan with high hopes, and for the second time in as many seasons, it came away with its tail between its legs.
- Lion defense struggles vs. Michigan
- Eberly one positive in bleak Lion loss
- Wolverine attack finds success
- Lion offense horrendous against Michigan defense
From Saturday Nov. 7, 1998
Wolverines slash Nittany Lions in first shutout since 1987
For the second time in two years, the No. 22 Wolverines upset the No. 9 Lions today, this time by a 27-0 count at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor, Mich.
From Friday Nov. 6, 1998
Payback time
Lions hope to avenge last year's 34-8 loss against Michigan
Michigan offense tries to solve lack of productivity
Michigan rushing for minus-23 yards against Minnesota? It couldn't be.
Center stage
Lions offense has to prove itself against Michigan
Wolverines trying to salvage season after 0-2 start
The Wolverines came into this season garnering more respect than a team such as Michigan traditionally would expect.
Fleischhauer, Jones quietly helping No. 8 defense in nation
Michigan rushing for minus-23 yards against Minnesota? It couldn't be.
Related stories
Nov. 4: Seeing red
Big Ten coaches, NCAA seriously debating freshmen eligibility
Nov. 4: Nastasi may return to lineup this week, Eberly fourth at tailback
For the first time since Oct. 10, No. 9 Penn State may have the services of wide receiver Joe Nastasi added to its developing offense.
Nov. 4: Buckeyes dominance continues; Brees racking up big numbers
Football notebook
Nov. 4: New BCS system lacks human touch, playoffs the only answer
My Opinion: Don Stewart
Nov. 3: Eberly appears for first time
Football notebook
Nov. 3: Key games heat up title race
Nebraska's latest loss, a 20-16 disappointment against Texas, and UCLA's struggle against Stanford proved once again that 1998 can grace anyone's championship banner.
Nov. 3: Short known to cause headaches
My opinion: Dan Gigler
