Monika Delainey

11/9/2024

washington

Penn State's dual-threat Tyler Warren showcased his versatility, leading his team to a decisive 35-6 victory over Washington. The Nittany Lions (8-1, 5-1 Big Ten) capitalized on Warren's skills early, scoring on every aggressive first-half possession. Quarterback Drew Allar efficiently supported the offense, emphasizing Warren's pivotal role in both running and passing plays. Despite some opportunities, Washington (5-5, 3-4) faltered with crucial mistakes, struggling to penetrate Penn State's ferocious defense. Kicker Grady Gross missed field goal attempts, and QB adjustments failed to shake the game in their favor. Despite a fumble recovery, Washington capitalized on only minimal scoring. Penn State solidified their stance for higher rankings with their head-turning offensive vigor, while Washington struggled to gain Big Ten momentum.