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Big Ten's Week 2 schedule is topped by No. 3 Texas' visit to No. 10 Michigan
No. 10 Michigan hosts No. 3 Texas in the game of the day in the Big Ten on SaturdaySEPTEMBER 4 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
4PENN STATE NITTANY LIONS 10-1 · 4TH IN BIG TEN
10-1 · 4TH IN BIG TEN
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Penn State vs. Bowling Green Prediction, Odds, Picks - September 7, 2024
Preview the Sept. 7 matchup between the Penn State Nittany Lions and Bowling Green Falcons with predictions, odds, over/under, spread, betti...SEPTEMBER 4 • DATA SKRIVE
Penn State's offensive potential 'beyond exciting' under new play-caller On Saturday, quarterback Drew Allar split out wide, right tackle Anthony Donkoh was sent in pre-snap motion and running back Nick Singleton...
SEPTEMBER 4 • POST-GAZETTE.COM
Khalil Dinkins - Spotted practicing Dinkins participated in practice for Penn State on Thursday, Dylan Callaghan-Croley of Rivals.com reports.
Impact Dinkins missed Penn State's opener against West Virginia, but is clearly trending in the right direction as he made his return to the practice field this week. If and when he does return, Dinkins should be the No. 2 tight end in Happy Valley.
SEPTEMBER 4 • ROTOWIRE
Should Penn State be on upset alert on Saturday? The Lions' four keys vs. Bowling Green PSU is a five-touchdown favorite against 1-0 Bowling Green on Saturday.
SEPTEMBER 4 • PENNLIVE.COM
Beau Pribula - Logs easy TD pass Week 1 Pribula completed his lone passing attempt for a 19-yard touchdown during Saturday's 34-12 win against West Virginia. He also had three rushes for 25 yards.
Impact Pribula cycled into the game as an occassional sub for starting junior quarterback Drew Allar. The 6-foot-2 backup was primarily used as a rushing threat out of the shotgun, but he also logged an easy 19-yard touchdown when he caught the Mountaineers defense off guard with his lone dropback pass in the fourth quarter. Pribula worked his way into 11 games while operating in a similar role behind Allar last season, as he totaled 56 carries for 329 yards and six scores on the ground. Aside from blowout or the occasional surprise dropback, it's unlikely that Pribula will be used as a passer for the Nittany Lions this season, though his sporadic use as a rushing quarterback could make him an interesting waiver wire pickup in fantasy.
SEPTEMBER 3 • ROTOWIRE
Beau Pribula - Logs easy TD pass Week 1 Pribula completed his lone passing attempt for a 19-yard touchdown during Saturday's 34-12 win against West Virginia. He also had three rushes for 25 yards.
Impact Pribula cycled into the game as an occassional sub for starting junior quarterback Drew Allar. The 6-foot-2 backup was primarily used as a rushing threat out of the shotgun, but he also logged an easy 19-yard touchdown when he caught the Mountaineers defense off guard with his lone dropback pass in the fourth quarter. Pribula worked his way into 11 games while operating in a similar role behind Allar last season, as he totaled 56 carries for 329 yards and six scores on the ground. Aside from blowout or the occasional surprise dropback, it's unlikely that Pribula will be used as a passer for the Nittany Lions this season, though his sporadic use as a rushing quarterback could make him an interesting waiver wire pickup in fantasy.
SEPTEMBER 3 • ROTOWIRE
Penn State stays at No. 8 in the AP poll; Florida State drops out completely The Nittany Lions will host Bowling Green on Saturday at noon. Florida State has tumbled to 0-2.
SEPTEMBER 3 • INQUIRER.COM
Penn State QB Beau Pribula opens unique role on offense: 'It's a lot of fun' Last year, Beau Pribula was most often a runner out of the quarterback position. He's still running, but it might not always be at quarterba...
SEPTEMBER 3 • PENNLIVE.COM
AP Top 25: Georgia remains No. 1, USC vaults up 10 spots
Georgia remained the top-ranked team in the nation while USC climbed 10 spots after the Trojans' win over LSU.SEPTEMBER 3
What's being said nationally about Penn State football after its Week 1 win Can Penn State win the Big Ten? Why did a top wide receiver prospect flip to the Nittany Lions? More top headlines in here.
SEPTEMBER 3 • PENNLIVE.COM
How far can USC, Michigan go? Is Colorado in trouble? Joel Klatt's Week 1 takeaways
Joel Klatt shares his takeaways from Week 1 of the college football season, including potentials issues ahead for Michigan and Colorado.SEPTEMBER 3
2024 Big Ten power rankings: Ohio State, Penn State, USC on top after Week 1
FOX Sports' Big Ten expert Michael Cohen reveals his power rankings for the conference after Week 1 of the 2024 season.SEPTEMBER 3
Does Penn State have a diamond in the rough at edge rusher? Veteran defensive end Smith Vilbert, who played one game total in 2022 and 2023, had a sack and forced a fumble against West Virginia.
SEPTEMBER 3 • PENNLIVE.COM
2024 college football rankings: Georgia, Ohio State on top; Nebraska cracks top 25
Where does your team rank following Week 1 of the college football season? FOX Sports' RJ Young offers up his top 25 rankings following the...SEPTEMBER 3
Penn State mailbag: Flip season, Julian Fleming (again), Allar's legs, place kicking Max Ralph is back with his Monday evening mailbag. Up first, a bit of an update on the recruiting front.
SEPTEMBER 2 • PENNLIVE.COM
Kaytron Allen - Catches touchdown Week 1 Allen accrued 10 carries for 20 yards and reeled in his only target for 20 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 34-12 victory against West Virginia.
Impact Allen was held in check during this weather-delayed season opener for the Nittany Lions. He still logged just one more carry than fellow junior running back Nicholas Singlton; although, the latter broke free for two 40-yard rushes including a touchdown. Allen got on the scoreboard himself when he caught a pass over the middle before turning upfield for a 20-yard touchdown, marking just the third receiving touchdown of his career. After splitting a healthy rushing workload with Singleton over the past two seasons, it's likely that they'll strike a similar balance once again this year. However, with new offensive coordinator Andy Kotelnicki in town, it seems like both players could be in store for better production then compared to last year's offsense, which significantly lacked explosiveness both on the ground and through the air.
SEPTEMBER 2 • ROTOWIRE
Kaytron Allen - Catches touchdown Week 1 Allen accrued 10 carries for 20 yards and reeled in his only target for 20 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 34-12 victory against West Virginia.
Impact Allen was held in check during this weather-delayed season opener for the Nittany Lions. He still logged just one more carry than fellow junior running back Nicholas Singlton; although, the latter broke free for two 40-yard rushes including a touchdown. Allen got on the scoreboard himself when he caught a pass over the middle before turning upfield for a 20-yard touchdown, marking just the third receiving touchdown of his career. After splitting a healthy rushing workload with Singleton over the past two seasons, it's likely that they'll strike a similar balance once again this year. However, with new offensive coordinator Andy Kotelnicki in town, it seems like both players could be in store for better production then compared to last year's offsense, which significantly lacked explosiveness both on the ground and through the air.
SEPTEMBER 2 • ROTOWIRE
Sports betting roundup: USC's win over LSU was only Top 25 upset. PSU romp of WVU surprised bettors
Week 1 of the college football season is mostly in the books, and what a week it wasSEPTEMBER 2 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
Kaden Saunders - Could see time at receiver Saunders (bruise) could see time as a kick returner and wide receiver in Saturday's game against Bowling Green, Seth Engle of The Daily Collegian reports.
Impact Saunders didn't see any reps at wide receiver due to bumps and bruises leading up to Penn State's season opener. It now appears he's good to go for the Nittany Lions' second matchup of the season.
SEPTEMBER 2 • ROTOWIRE
Kaden Saunders - Could see time at receiver Saunders (bruise) could see time as a kick returner and wide receiver in Saturday's game against Bowling Green, Seth Engle of The Daily Collegian reports.
Impact Saunders didn't see any reps at wide receiver due to bumps and bruises leading up to Penn State's season opener. It now appears he's good to go for the Nittany Lions' second matchup of the season.
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Harrison Wallace III - Explodes in Week 1 win Wallace notched five receptions (on nine targets) for 117 yards and two touchdowns during Saturday's 34-12 win versus West Virginia.
Impact Wallace looked like the clear No. 1 wideout for quarterback Drew Allar, who went 11-for-17 passing for 216 yards and three touchdowns. The redshirt senior got the scoring started when he caught a play-action pass in stride before quickly breaking away for a 50-yard score. His next touchdown came when he caught a well-placed pass in the back corner of the end zone for an 18-yard score just before halftime, and the majority of his work was done for the rest of the game. Wallace had just two touchdowns in 20 appearances over the previous two seasons, leaving it unclear how he'd stack up in this starting receiving corps this season. After this Week 1 result, it appears Wallace will be the top pass-catcher in what should be a significantly-improved offense for the Nittany Lions this year. It'll be worth monitoring how the team's targets shake out Week 2 versus Bowling Green.
SEPTEMBER 2 • ROTOWIRE
Harrison Wallace III - Explodes in Week 1 win Wallace notched five receptions (on nine targets) for 117 yards and two touchdowns during Saturday's 34-12 win versus West Virginia.
Impact Wallace looked like the clear No. 1 wideout for quarterback Drew Allar, who went 11-for-17 passing for 216 yards and three touchdowns. The redshirt senior got the scoring started when he caught a play-action pass in stride before quickly breaking away for a 50-yard score. His next touchdown came when he caught a well-placed pass in the back corner of the end zone for an 18-yard score just before halftime, and the majority of his work was done for the rest of the game. Wallace had just two touchdowns in 20 appearances over the previous two seasons, leaving it unclear how he'd stack up in this starting receiving corps this season. After this Week 1 result, it appears Wallace will be the top pass-catcher in what should be a significantly-improved offense for the Nittany Lions this year. It'll be worth monitoring how the team's targets shake out Week 2 versus Bowling Green.
SEPTEMBER 2 • ROTOWIRE
Drew Allar - Tosses three TDs in season opener Allar was 11-for-17 passing for 216 yards and three touchdowns during Saturday's 34-12 victory against West Virginia. He also had six rushes for 44 yards.
Impact Allar put his athletic gifts on display while making explosive plays both as a passer and a rusher Saturday. This started when he hit leading receiver Harrison Wallace in stridefor a 50-yard touchdown in the second quarter. The second-year starting quarterback then hit running back Kaytron Allen in open space for a 20-yard touchdown, and he found Wallace once again on a perfecly-placed 18-yard score just before halftime. The latter score also came after Allar completed a 55-yard completion to a wide-open Omari Evans to get down to the end zone. While it's a small sample size, this season-opening performance is in stark contrast to last year's Nittany Lions offense that simply coundn't generate explosive plays on a regular basis. Allar will look to replicate these Week 1 results when Penn State plays Bowling Green next Saturday.
SEPTEMBER 1 • ROTOWIRE
Drew Allar - Tosses three TDs in season opener Allar was 11-for-17 passing for 216 yards and three touchdowns during Saturday's 34-12 victory against West Virginia. He also had six rushes for 44 yards.
Impact Allar put his athletic gifts on display while making explosive plays both as a passer and a rusher Saturday. This started when he hit leading receiver Harrison Wallace in stridefor a 50-yard touchdown in the second quarter. The second-year starting quarterback then hit running back Kaytron Allen in open space for a 20-yard touchdown, and he found Wallace once again on a perfecly-placed 18-yard score just before halftime. The latter score also came after Allar completed a 55-yard completion to a wide-open Omari Evans to get down to the end zone. While it's a small sample size, this season-opening performance is in stark contrast to last year's Nittany Lions offense that simply coundn't generate explosive plays on a regular basis. Allar will look to replicate these Week 1 results when Penn State plays Bowling Green next Saturday.
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