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Penn State Eyes Second Big Ten Win in Seattle

Summary

  • Penn State holds a 4-0 all-time record against Washington.
  • Cam Wallace rushed for a career-high 135 yards against Purdue.
  • Nittany Lions defense ranks first in the Big Ten in pass defense.
Penn State Eyes Second Big Ten Win in Seattle

The Nittany Lions aim for their second Big Ten victory as they travel to Seattle to face Washington. Penn State enters the matchup with a 4-0 all-time series record against the Huskies, looking to build on a recent win over Purdue. Key to their success has been Cam Wallace's career-high 135 rushing yards in his first start, and the team's defense, which leads the Big Ten in pass defense.

Washington's offense is led by quarterback Demond Williams, who also contributes significantly to their rushing game. Their offense features notable receivers Dezem Roebuck and Chris Lawson, along with tight ends Baron Naone and Decker DeGraaf. Penn State's front seven is coming off its best defensive performance, limiting Purdue to minimal rushing and total yards.

The Nittany Lions' offense, despite potential absences of top receivers, saw a strong performance from quarterback Rocco Becht and the emergence of Cam Wallace as a primary ball carrier. Washington's defense, while strong at times, has shown vulnerabilities in recent conference games, highlighted by safety Alex McLaughlin's impactful plays. The game is predicted to be close, with Penn State favored slightly.

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