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Penn State vs. Opponents


Penn State Nittany Lions
The Pennsylvania State University
 University Park, PA
Founded: 1855
Stadium: Beaver Stadium
Capacity: 106,537
Colors: Blue & White
Coach:
Conference: Big 10-

Team Home Summary  Coaches Games by Year Opponents Rankings Bowls Conference

  
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 Date   Opponent   Score    
 12/27/2014 (Sat)    Boston College   W 31-30     Pinstripe Bowl @ Bronx, NY
 9/11/2004 (Sat)  @  Boston College   L 7-21     
 9/6/2003 (Sat)  vs.  Boston College   L 14-27     
 10/17/1992 (Sat)  vs.  Boston College   L 32-35     
 9/28/1991 (Sat)  vs.  Boston College   W 28-21     
 10/20/1990 (Sat)  @  Boston College   W 40-21     
 9/23/1989 (Sat)  vs.  Boston College   W 7-3     
 9/17/1988 (Sat)  vs.  Boston College   W 23-20     
 9/26/1987 (Sat)  @  Boston College   W 27-17     @ Foxboro, MA
 9/20/1986 (Sat)  @  Boston College   W 26-14     @ Foxboro, MA
 11/2/1985 (Sat)  vs.  Boston College   W 16-12     
 11/3/1984 (Sat)  vs.  Boston College   W 37-30     
 10/29/1983 (Sat)  @  Boston College   L 17-27     @ Foxboro, MA
 10/30/1982 (Sat)  @  Boston College   W 52-17     
 10/10/1981 (Sat)  vs.  Boston College   W 38-7     
 11/18/1972 (Sat)  @  Boston College   W 45-26     
 10/10/1970 (Sat)  @  Boston College   W 28-3     
 11/1/1969 (Sat)  vs.  Boston College   W 38-16     
 10/26/1968 (Sat)  @  Boston College   W 29-0     
 10/14/1967 (Sat)  @  Boston College   W 50-28     
 10/8/1966 (Sat)  vs.  Boston College   W 30-21     
 10/9/1965 (Sat)  @  Boston College   W 17-0     
 11/4/1950 (Sat)  @  Boston College   W 20-13     
 10/8/1949 (Sat)  vs.  Boston College   W 32-14     


Penn State has won 20  and scored 684 points
Boston College has won 4  and scored 423 points
with 0  being tied





# Forfeit       * Conference Game
Some records may be incomplete.



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