BWI Live Postgame Show: Penn State grinds out another win
Penn State football defeated UCLA but didn’t blow out the Bruins, who came into the game as 28-point underdogs in the game. What happened that made the game closer than most expected? We discuss the game on the BWI Live Postgame Show. Join us for sixty minutes after Penn State and UCLA as we break down what happened, who stood out, and more.
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Penn State vs. UCLA
The Nittany Lions once again got out to a slow start, failing to score a touchdown in the first quarter and only 14 points before halftime. However, the offense picked things up after that, scoring on its next four possessions before going three-and-out to start the fourth quarter.
Penn State quarterback Drew Allar started out equally slow, going 2-4 to start the game before getting hot and finishing the first half 10-14 for 129 yards. When Allar got looks he liked during the game, he attacked downfield, primarily to slot receiver Liam Clifford. The veteran was this week’s receiver of the moment, with three catches for 107 yards.
The team was also without top game-breaker Nick Singleton. Kaytron Allen carried the load in his absence, rushing 21 times for 78 yards. Freshman Quinton Martin showed off some of his potent skills with three catches for 18 yards and several strong runs with multiple broken tackles.
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Penn State defense dominates the third quarter again
Once again, the Penn State defense, like its offense, started slow, giving up a six-play drive that took up six minutes of the first quarter but ended on a UCLA failed fourth down attempt.
However, the defense allowed the offense to race ahead in the middle of the game, as they typically do this season. UCLA gained -9 yards in the third quarter and only managed nine plays on the way to the loss.
It was a big game for two players who’ve struggled recently. Safety Zakee Wheatley finished the game with seven tackles, and Tony Rojas finished with eight.
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