Drew Allar leads No. 7 Penn State to victory over UCLA
- Drew Allar threw for 237 yards and scored a touchdown while also rushing for another.
- Penn State's defense was effective, limiting UCLA's offense and forcing multiple turnovers.
- The win improved Penn State's record to 5-0, showcasing their strong performance in the Big Ten.
On Saturday, in State College, Pennsylvania, No. 7 Penn State secured a 27-11 victory over UCLA. Drew Allar led the team with a strong performance, throwing for 237 yards and scoring a touchdown while also running for another. The game featured a solid defensive effort from Penn State, which limited UCLA's offense to under 100 rushing yards and forced multiple turnovers. Tyler Warren contributed with a touchdown catch just before halftime, and Kaytron Allen added a rushing touchdown in the third quarter. UCLA struggled offensively, particularly without their starting quarterback Ethan Garbers, who was sidelined due to a leg injury. The Bruins managed to score a late touchdown but were unable to mount a significant challenge throughout the game. This win improved Penn State's record to 5-0, maintaining their strong start in the Big Ten Conference. The game capped off a successful four-game home stand for the Nittany Lions, who will face No. 11 USC in their next matchup, while UCLA will host Minnesota in hopes of turning their season around.