Despite more good work on the ground, Doane can’t keep pace with nationally-ranked Northwestern

Doane football ran for more than 200 yards for the first time in more than two years, but that wasn't enough to keep pace with nationally-ranked Northwestern on Saturday

October 19, 2026Updated: October 19, 2026

By Timothy Hackett

Despite more good work on the ground, Doane can’t keep pace with nationally-ranked Northwestern

Regional

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