Penn State secured a comprehensive 27-11 victory over UCLA, improving to a 5-0 record for the fourth consecutive year. The Nittany Lions displayed a strong defensive performance, holding UCLA to 260 total yards, while quarterback Drew Allar led the offense with 237 passing yards and two touchdowns. Despite missing their top rusher Nicholas Singleton, Penn State's Kaytron Allen contributed significantly with 78 rushing yards and a touchdown. Tight end Tyler Warren set a Penn State record with his 17th career touchdown. The win sets up a highly anticipated matchup against No. 11 USC next week. UCLA struggled offensively, missing key players, and failed to keep pace with Penn State's methodical and dominant play.