Overview

• Penn State demonstrated impressive offensive prowess in their game against Maryland, with quarterback Drew Allar throwing for four touchdowns and leading his team to a 51-15 victory.
• Receiving corps, Dante Cephas and KeAndre Lambert-Smith, provided key support to Drew Allar, contributing to the team's overall offensive performance, despite the injury of starter Harrison Wallace III.
• The Penn State defense played a significant role in the game, with six sacks and a forced turnover, ultimately preventing Maryland from gaining any positive rushing yards.
• Wide receiver Dante Cephas had a standout performance with six catches for 52 yards and two touchdowns, marking Cephas' first Penn State touchdown.
• Despite a strong start with 17 consecutive completions, Maryland's quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa couldn't prevent the Nittany Lions' 21-7 halftime lead, and his performance deteriorated in the final quarter leading to three turnovers.