The UNI Panthers open Missouri Valley action with a rare Thursday night game at Indiana State.
It is a quick turnaround for the Panthers who posted a lopsided win over Hampton on Saturday.
That’s Panther coach Mark Farley who says playing on the road on a Thursday night is even more of a challenge.
Farley says this is a much better Sycamore team than the one the Panthers beat 41-3 in the regular season finale last year.
Indiana State enters the league race with a record of 2-1.
Farley says the Sycamores are playing with confidence.
Farley says Indiana State is doing a better job of running the football.
The Panthers are 1-2.
