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Game 12: Penn State 28, Michigan State 35 Penn State vs. Michigan State |
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Lions end season with loss to Spartans
A season that started under the sunshine with a big win against Arizona ended under a dark sky with a loss against Michigan State. |
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From Saturday, Nov. 20, 1999
Spartans defeat Lions, 35-28
Penn State's chances to salvage its season against Michigan State Saturday fell short. Spartans tailback T.J. Duckett's fourth-quarter touchdown run late in the fourth quarter proved to be too much for the Nittany Lions in their 35-28 loss.
From Friday, Nov. 19, 1999
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Lions face crucial fight at Michigan State
At 3:30 p.m. tomorrow against No. 12 Michigan State, Penn State will attempt another jailbreak. |
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Column: Unfair to put all blame on defense, Fox
My Opinion: Geoff Dodd
From Thursday, Nov. 18, 1999
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Just like the movies
But there is one player who stands out from the others even though he is smaller than his hulking teammates. He celebrates the routine play, pumping his fist in the air as he runs to the sidelines. |
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Senneca's boots puts punter in Prize-Wise Guys Top Five
For weeks, the Prize-Wise Guys have thrown statistics, humor no one will ever understand and rankings to the general public.
From Wednesday, Nov. 17, 1999
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Paterno: MSU 'best team this year'
In his final press conference ever in the Beaver Stadium media room before renovation takes place, Joe Paterno sat under the lights and answered questions. |
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Illini coach Turner: Big Ten 'best in country'
Illinois, a team that finished 2-6 in the conference and 3-8 overall last year, is 3-4 in the conference (6-4 overall) and in good position — provided it can get by lowly Northwestern in Memorial Stadium — the Fighting Illini just might make a bowl appearance.
From Tuesday, Nov. 16, 1999
Poor rushing game spells doom for Lions against Michigan
It was third down and two. The ball lay on Michigan's 21-yard line.
Different kind of rebound
Dan Monson walked into the locker room before practice knowing his team's tragic fate.
Wolverines' dominance of Lions springs from team's ferocity, attitude
My Opinion: Chris Antonacci
Gold proves solid for Wolverines defense
Ian Gold stood after 60 minutes of action, his knuckles bloody as he slowly peeled away the tape from each one of his fingers.
