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There was no post-Nebraska hangover nor a let-down. Northwestern came out focused after their upset victory. Led by Dan Persa's and Jeremy Ebert's career performances, the Wildcats took care of business on their home turf, and beat the Rice Owls, 28-6.
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EVANSTON, Ill. (AP) -- Dan Persa threw for a career-high 372 yards, Jeremy Ebert set a personal best with 208 receiving yards and Northwestern beat Rice 28-6 on Saturday.
Persa also matched a career high with four touchdown passes, none more spectacular than a 90-yarder to Ebert in the first quarter. It was the second-longest completion in school history, and it set the tone as...
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