Kenny Golladay, redshirt senior wide receiver, dives to catch the ball and score a touchdown for the Huskies during an Oct. 22 game against the University of Buffalo in Huskie Stadium. The Huskies won the game 44-7.

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Huskies outplay Bowling Green for a win

Kenny Golladay, redshirt senior wide receiver, dives to catch the ball and score a touchdown for the Huskies during an Oct. 22 game against the University of Buffalo in Huskie Stadium. The Huskies won the game 44-7.
By Northern Star staff
Nov 2, 2016

DeKALB | The Huskies defeated the Bowling Green Falcons 45-20 on Senior Night Tuesday at Huskie Stadium.

NIU (3-6) outplayed Bowling Green (1-8) in almost every statistical category, as it handed the Falcons their seventh loss in a row.

The Huskies got a dominant performance from tailback Joel Bouagnon, who had a career high of five touchdowns and 134 rushing yards.

Huskies quarterback Anthony Maddie had a solid overall game, as he was 20 for 29 with 185 yards for the contest.

The team will play their final in-state game 7 p.m. Nov. 9 against Toledo at Guaranteed Rate field in Chicago for the Huskie Chi-town Showdown.

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