Penn State progress through four weeks, Northwestern Preview
Penn State football dissected Iowa on Saturday night in the 2023 White Out Game. Today, we’ll take our final look at the contest and then look ahead to the rest of the season on the Keystone Kickoff Show, presented on the Blue White Illustrated YouTube Channel. We’ll start by giving a full review of the Penn State offense and defense before moving on to recapping where the team stands one-third of the way through the season.
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Penn State vs Iowa recap
Q2
Before we fully turn the page to the next third of the season, we’ll review the Penn State offense and defense and their performance during their 31-0 win over Iowa last weekend. We’ll discuss Drew Allar’s performance and his methodical, careful approach to the game by describing his day with several important advanced stats.
Next, we’ll discuss the ground game and how the team performed by highlighting Nick Singleton and Kaytron Allen’s day that led to 57 total rushing attempts in the suffocating victory.
Q3
Finally, we’ll review the defensive performance and explain how Iowa came out desperate and did things counter to their traditional style. We’ll also explain the consequences of the fumble by Eric All in the red zone.
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Nittany Lions through four games, preview of Northwestern
Q4
The Penn State offense has scored 30 points per game, yet the team isn’t completely firing on all cylinders. Where are the areas of improvement for the offense and defense? We’ll discuss that and answer fans’ questions. Have fans caught up to the play of Caedan Wallace? We answer a question about the long-time right tackle.
Finally, we preview the offense for Northwestern and how that side of the ball likes to play. Head coach James Franklin gave an outline in his press conference on Tuesday.
“They’re a no-huddle offense that really — they can run tempo, but they’re more kind of the illusion of tempo so they can see how you line up and then get to the plays they want to run. They base mainly out of 11 personnel. They want to throw the ball. I think that’s where they feel like they have the best chance to be successful.”
“I do think Ben Bryant, their quarterback, is probably the best pure thrower that we’ve seen this year.”
