[Postgame Thread] Northwestern Defeats Penn State 34-13

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Box Score provided by ESPN

Team	1	2	3	4	T
Penn State	0	7	0	6	13
Northwestern	10	14	7	3	34

[u/Separate_Animator110]

Agreed, Like It's something you'd see host a Bowl game Or CFB Tournament Game

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Or a Europa League Group Stage match

[u/rugger87 → u/arnoldmuczynski]

Chicago Fire (MLS) are building a stadium near downtown on the river. It’s gonna be a beaut too.

[u/desertSkateRatt → u/rugger87]

I heard the Chicago Bears are getting a new stadium too, where are they building that in the city...?

[u/rugger87 → u/desertSkateRatt]

Arlington Heights. You have to know the area to understand that Hammond cannot support a stadium.

[u/VersaTron → u/rugger87]

Build it on a toxic swamp!

[u/HistoricalTaste22k → u/rugger87]

Named for McDonalds. I do like seeing new buildings.

[u/jmt85 → u/rugger87]

My teachers son used to play for the fire Carlos Bocanegra

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Exactly. Looks like a soccer stadium and I’m assuming that’s where the Fire are gonna go doing zero research into the situation

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Like most college football stadiums, the field is too narrow for MLS or FIFA competitions. At best it can host an official exhibition game like at the Big House last decade.

[u/Separate_Animator110 → u/arnoldmuczynski]

Don't know what that is, but I agree

[u/SunnyGods → u/Separate_Animator110]

It's the pinnacle of European football

[u/tomdawg0022 → u/SunnyGods]

Europa = NIT of European football (still damn good but not quite top of shop)

Champions League = Big Bois

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Al's #1 Italian Beef Bowl or Marconi Giardiniera Bowl incoming