Will Pegler

It’s safe to say that this has been a big weekend for Penn State football tight end Pat Freiermuth.

No. 6 Penn State football (8-0, 5-0 Big Ten) made easy work of Michigan State (4-4, 2-3 Big Ten), 28-7, on a rainy Saturday afternoon in East Lansing.

It wasn’t always pretty, but No. 7 Penn State football (7-0, 4-0 Big Ten) survived No. 16 Michigan (5-2, 3-2 Big Ten) with 28-21 victory in Saturday night’s White Out game at Beaver Stadium on Saturday night.

Penn State’s offense hardly had a dominant performance, but timely scores and a big time defensive effort combined to give the Nittany Lions their sixth win of the season.

Penn State football will now open its 2020 season against Kent State instead of Nevada.

After firing on all cylinders in the early going, Penn State’s offense couldn’t do much of anything in the second half. What looked like it was going to be a track meet quickly turned in to a classic Big Ten defensive battle.

No. 12 Penn State football (4-0) made easy work of Maryland (2-2) at Capital One Field at Maryland Stadium Friday night by a score of 59-0.

Penn State once again had a slow start in this one and struggled to stay consistent on offense throughout the day and escaped thanks mainly to a stingy second-half defensive effort.