Penn State-UCLA: Who stood out in the Nittany Lions’ 27-11 win over the Bruins?
Penn State’s defense held firm. A middle blitz forced an off-target throw from Martin, who couldn’t get on the same page as his tight end. UCLA turned it over to the Nittany Lions, who went on a seven-play, 65-yard field goal drive to all but seal it.
No. 7 PSU (5-0, 2-0) led the Bruins, four-touchdown underdogs, 14-3 at intermission. Andy Kotelnicki’s offense sputtered on ...
The Nittany Lions are using their 350-pound offensive lineman in unusual blocking alignments. See how it works.
With Justyn Martin making his first start, the Bruins score their first touchdown in nine quarters in the final 16 seconds of ...
Despite playing without its leading rusher seventh-ranked Penn State wore down UCLA in a 27-11 victory Saturday afternoon at ...
The Bruins' backup quarterback gets his first start in place of injured Ethan Garbers and plays under control but its not ...
Penn State will take on UCLA at noon in Beaver Stadium and will do so without wide receiver Kaden Saunders. The Nittany Lions ...
Penn State and UCLA meet on the football field Saturday for the first since Lyndon B. Johnson was President of the United ...
PSU injury concerns: TE Andrew Rappleyea, S Kevin Winston Jr. and RB Cam Wallace are out; OL JB Nelson (undisclosed) is ...
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