Ace Baldwin Sets Penn State Assist Record

Penn State's basketball team showcased a dominant performance, defeating Coppin State 99-51, with Ace Baldwin Jr. setting a new program record for assists in a single game with 16. Baldwin, who also scored 11 points, led the Nittany Lions to their fourth win of the season by establishing a significant early lead and maintaining shooting efficiency, hitting 57% from the field. The team has now tied the program record for 100-point games with three this season, reflecting their high-scoring offense under coach Mike Rhoades. Yanic Konan Niederhauser contributed 14 points, while multiple players reached double figures in scoring. This victory comes on the heels of a previous win against Indiana, marking a successful stretch for Penn State. The Nittany Lions will face Drexel next as they continue their season.