Andrew Clair pads Northwestern's lead over Rutgers with today's third Wildcat touchdown

The fourth-quarter score puts the Wildcats up 21-7 against the Scarlet Knights.
Andrew Clair pads Northwestern's lead over Rutgers with today's third Wildcat touchdown
Andrew Clair pads Northwestern's lead over Rutgers with today's third Wildcat touchdown /

Northwestern running back Andrew Clair capped off the Wildcats' 9-play, 71-yard offensive drive in the fourth quarter with a 3-yard touchdown run. He also contributed 9 rushing yards to the effort. This score is Clair's first of the season and the Wildcats' first rushing touchdown of the game. 

After struggling to establish the run in their Week 5 game against Nebraska, the Wildcats have managed to make more of an impact on the ground in today's contest against the Rutgers Scarlet Knights, more than quadrupling their production. This week, Clair is the Wildcats' leading rusher, running for nearly half of the team's total 135 rushing yards. 

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Alyssa Haduck is a reporter for Wildcats Daily on Sports Illustrated's FanNation Network. She has also written for the Washington Football Team, the United States Golf Association, and the University of Maryland athletic department. Haduck is currently a graduate student studying sports journalism at Northwestern's Medill School of Journalism.