Penn State Thrives Despite Singleton's Absence

Penn State defeated UCLA 27-11 in a Big Ten football game at Beaver Stadium, overcoming a slow start and the absence of their key running back, Nicholas Singleton, due to an undisclosed injury. Despite Singleton's withdrawal, Penn State relied on quarterback Drew Allar, who completed 17 of 24 passes for 237 yards and a touchdown, while running back Kaytron Allen contributed 78 yards rushing. The game marked a strategic victory for Penn State, showcasing their adaptability and depth with strong performances from players like tight end Tyler Warren and receiver Liam Clifford. Coach James Franklin praised the team's performance, highlighting their improved discipline with only two penalties and the defense's strong showing, limiting UCLA to just three points until late in the game. This win extends Penn State's record to 5-0 as they prepare for their upcoming game against USC and underscores their continued pursuit of College Football Playoff aspirations. UCLA's struggles continue as they fall to 1-4 overall and 0-3 in the Big Ten.