November 14, 1987 — Northwestern’s defense intercepts four passes, three of them by Steve Clay, to help the Tigers close their season with a 17-10 Centennial League comeback victory over Stroudsburg. Clay’s picks all occur in the second half, giving him 11 interceptions on the season. The winners, coached by Bob Mitchell, actually trail 10-0 before rallying. Lance Miller, who accounts for the other interception, gets Northwestern on the board with a 3-yard touchdown run and then throws to Smith for the two-point conversion. In the final frame, Joe Fatzinger provides the game-winner with a 12-yard tally.