Nebraska 21
Penn St. 7

Sep. 27, 1980
Beaver Stadium •State College, PA • ABC
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First Quarter
NU: Quinn 1 run (Seibel kick) 5:55  
Second Quarter
PS: Redwine 3 run (Neil kick) 6:51 
PS: Warner 3 run (Menhardt kick) 4:06
Third Quarter
NU: Redwine 1 run (Seibel kick) 5:55

                          NEB      PSU
First Downs................13       13
Rushing Net............69-287    40-33
Passing Net...............158      119
 Comp-Att-Int.........12-17-0   7-21-3
Total Offense..........86-445   61-156
Punts-Avg ............ 8-38.2   6-44.3
Fumbles-Lost ............ 7-4      5-3
Penalties-Yds .........10-141     2-10

LEADING NU RUSHER:
 Jarvis Redwine-189 yards on 34 carries

LEADING NU PASSER:
 Jeff Quinn-12-17 for 158 yards

ATTENDANCE: 84,587

Coverage

Recap
Jimmy Williams sack
Jimmy Williams celebrates a quarterback sack.

Huskers sack Nittany Lions’ upset hopes

Playing in front of the largest crowd to see a football game at Penn State and a national television audience, Jarvis Redwine and the Huskers continued to drive toward higher national rankings as they slugged out a tough 21-7 victory over the Nittany Lions.

Redwine rushed for 189 yards to increase his national rushing lead, but this was a day that belonged to the defense. Led by blitzing ends Derrie Nelson and Jimmy Williams, the Blackshirts dropped quarterbacks Jeff Hostetler and Todd Blackledge nine times for 89 yards in losses. The Penn State ground game was limited to 33 net yards rushing, and the constant pressure by the NU forward wall forced seven turnovers, which thwarted any comeback for the Lions.

Offensively, the Huskers were again led by Redwine, who carried the ball a career-high 34 times and scored twice.

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1980 schedule
05/03Reds 38, Whites 19
09/13UtahW 55-9
09/20IowaW 57-0
09/27@ Penn St.W 21-7
10/04Florida St.L 14-18
10/11@ KansasW 54-0
10/18Oklahoma St.W 48-7
10/25@ ColoradoW 45-7
11/01MIssouriW 38-16
11/08Kansas St.W 55-8
11/15@ Iowa St.W 35-0
11/22OklahomaL 17-21
12/27Mississippi St.W 31-17
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