The Nittany Lions climb to 7-0 despite QB Drew Allar watching the entire second half from under a towel on the sideline. Dani Dennis-Sutton was also hurt in this game – he tried to go for Penn Stat in the second half but vinyl lasted one snap. Starting RT Anthony Donkoh was also unable to finish this game.
Despite of how uphill the battle seemed to get, Penn State came through in a way #3-ranked teams must.
I love a good pitchers’ duel and I’ll fight anyone who says that style of sport is boring, but I have to admit: shootouts are fun. I’m rewatching as I write – partially because of my journalistic integrity, but I’d be lying if I said I weren’t mixing business with pleasure.
Although the lead was very surmountable for the entirety of this afternoon’s home opener in Happy Valley, the competition was more lopsided than a 34-27 final makes it seem. The second we took the lead, Beaver Stadium came alive. Bowling Green cried and did a little pee-pee dance because Hollywood lied to them; they wereContinue reading “Big Winners from Week 2 (vs Bowling Green)”
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