Penn State Sports Magazine
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2017 RECORD
8-5, 4-5 Big Ten
COACH Kirk Ferentz (143-97 in two
seasons at Iowa; career record: 155-118)
SERIES RECORD The Nittany Lions lead
the all-time series, 15-12.
MOST RECENT MEETING Saquon
Barkley amassed 358 all-purpose yards,
and Trace McSorley threw a 7-yard
touchdown pass to Juwan Johnson as
time ran out to give visiting Penn State a
21-19 comeback victory over the
Hawkeyes on Sept. 23, 2017.
EXPECTED STRENGTHS Nate Stanley is
back for his junior season a@er a solid
sophomore year in which he threw for
2,437 yards, with 26 touchdowns and only
six interceptions. He'll have a dependable
target at his disposal, as Nick Easley is
IOWA HAWKEYES
W E E K 8 | O C T O B E R 2 7 | B E A V E R S T A D I U M
2017 RECORD 5-7, 2-7 Big Ten
COACH Tom Allen (5-8 in two seasons
at Indiana; career record: same)
SERIES RECORD The Nittany Lions lead
the all-time series, 20-1.
MOST RECENT MEETING Trace McSor-
ley passed for 315 yards and Saquon
Barkley had a 98-yard touchdown on a
kicko> return, as the Lions beat the vis-
iting Hoosiers, 45-14, on Sept. 30, 2017.
EXPECTED
STRENGTHS
Eleven o>en-
sive players with starting experience are
back this fall, so there's a lot of potential
here. Peyton Ramsey completed 65.3
percent of his passes while sharing the
quarterback spot with the since-gradu-
ated Richard Lagow, but the sophomore
might have trouble holding onto the job,
with Indiana welcoming January enrollee
Mike Penix and Brandon Dawkins, a
graduate transfer from Arizona. No mat-
ter which of those three contenders wins
the job, he will have two very good re-
ceivers at his disposal in Nick Westbrook
and J-Shun Harris. In the back

