At long last, a real team! After nine long weeks of drab opposition whose offensive FFFFs amounted to "will they move the ball? No", we finally have an opposing offense on tap that is mildly interesting. Of course, the Penn State offense haven't been world-beaters this season, apparent to anyone who watched the Ohio State-Penn State game live, but they are more talented and have far more weapons than any offense on the schedule previously. Get excited! The Film: There's a very obvious game to go with here, the OSU-PSU game. Ohio State is one of the two best defenses that Penn State has faced so far and it is a far more recent game than the Iowa matchup, which was in late September. That made it an easy choice, but I also am going to drop a few clips in from the most recent performance for PSU against Maryland, as it was the Nittanys' best offensive showing of the season. Personnel: Click for big. Penn State's QB for this contest is Drew Allar,
COLLEGE PARK, Md. — Following are the highlights and lowlights from Penn State’s 51-15 victory over Maryland on Saturday at SECU Stadium: Play of the game: On fourth-and-1 from the Maryland 45 on the Terps’ first series, Curtis Jacobs and Jaylen Reed combined to dump Corey Dyches for a 1-yard loss, setting an immediate tone. […]