Penn State football's biggest concerns after hard-fought win over Illinois
Despite the success that Illinois had prior to the game, the oddsmakers were still all over Penn State in this one. The Nittany Lions came into this game as massive favorites as the line favored them by 17.5 points, but the Fighting Illini ended up showing that they can compete with the best teams in the Big Ten.
Penn State’s Abdul Carter showed his high upside in win over Illinois
When Penn State coach James Franklin recruited La Salle College high school standout Abdul Carter, Franklin wanted Carter to be a defensive end. Carter, a four-star recruit, committed to Penn State, but he and his dad resisted a position change from linebacker.
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Before slipping out of the backfield, Singleton flattened Illinois star edge rusher Gabe Jacas, sending the 275-pounder ...
Elsewhere, ESPN's Mark Schlabach and Kyle Bonagura have Penn State in the field as well. Both project Penn State playing a ...
Nick Singleton ran for 102 yards and a touchdown, Kaytron Allen added 94 yards and a score and No. 9 Penn State pulled away ...
Penn State’s elite hybrid defender was aligned in different spots along the Nittany Lions’ defensive front. The 6-3, ...
Nick Singleton ran for 102 yards and a touchdown, Kaytron Allen added 94 yards and a score and No. 9 Penn State pulled away ...
Last Saturday, the Illini fell 21-7 to the now No. 7 Nittany Lions. With that, the Illini lost their No. 19 rank and now sit at No.
Penn State held Illinois scoreless for 3 quarters and forced two turnovers in the fourth quarter to defeat the Illini.
Nick Singleton (16 rushes, 94 yards) and Kaytron Allen (18 rushes, 104 yards) each had TDs as the Nittany Lions dominated on ...
Penn State took advantage of a prime-time Nationally televised game to host some big-name recruits.
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