Penn State Controls West Virginia 34-12 | Postgame Reaction
Despite a lengthy halftime weather delay, the Nittany Lion spirits could not be dampened in the opener on Saturday as they controlled both sides of the ball to cruise to a 34-12 victory over West Virginia in Morgantown. Tre Wallace had a day with two touchdowns while Drew Allar looked like a different QB under Andy Kotelnicki as he threw for 216 yards and 3 TDs. Nick Singleton also got into the act with a couple of long runs including a 40-yard second half TD as James Franklin's team improved to 1-0. Tune in for Audrey & Jon's thoughts on the victory and how much can we take away from this performance in week one. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Despite a lengthy halftime weather delay, the Nittany Lion spirits could not be dampened in the opener on Saturday as they controlled both sides of the ball to cruise to a 34-12 victory over West Virginia in Morgantown.
Tre Wallace had a day with two touchdowns while Drew Allar looked like a different QB under Andy Kotelnicki as he threw for 216 yards and 3 TDs. Nick Singleton also got into the act with a couple of long runs including a 40-yard second half TD as James Franklin's team improved to 1-0.
Tune in for Audrey & Jon's thoughts on the victory and how much can we take away from this performance in week one.
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