Henderson | Penn football's upset of Villanova was no fluke
Villanova’s star quarterback John Robertson didn’t play against Penn football on Thursday night. And it just didn’t matter.
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Villanova’s star quarterback John Robertson didn’t play against Penn football on Thursday night. And it just didn’t matter.
Follow along live as sports editor Colin Henderson and associate sports editor Tom Nowlan cover Penn football's game against No. 5 Villanova. The Quakers (0-1) will travel along the Main Line to take on a Wildcats (2-1) team without its star quarterback John Robertson. Will Penn be able to pull off the upset?
The Frank is back.
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