Drew Allar led No. 10 Penn State to a dominant 56-0 victory over Kent State with an impressive performance on Saturday. Allar threw three touchdown passes, ran for a score, and orchestrated a high-powered offense that outgained Kent State 718-67. The Nittany Lions showcased their offensive prowess by scoring on six of their next seven possessions after a slow start, setting a new program record for total yards in a game.
Penn State's defense was equally impressive, holding Kent State to just six first downs and forcing 10 punts. The Golden Flashes, who were coming off a tough loss to Tennessee, suffered setbacks early in the game as their top two quarterbacks sustained serious injuries, leaving them with limited options at the position.
