At halftime, Penn State leads Purdue, 21-10.
Here are 12 tweets about the first half that stuck out to Nittany Sports Now.
OH MY GOD!!!!! PENN STATE WITH A 67 YARD TOUCHDOWN WITH 2 SECONDS LEFT IN THE FIRST HALF!!!!!!!! COLLEGE FOOTBALL IS BACK!!!!!!!!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/GevWPMvrok
— Follow @FTBeard7 (@FTBeard7) September 2, 2022
I forgot how much I absolutely DESPISE targeting.
The sideline referee doesn’t even blow his whistle to signal incomplete before Abdul Carter makes the hit. And now he’s out of his first ever game at Penn State.
Targeting is the worst rule in sports. pic.twitter.com/6LmioWURvs
— Ben Stevens (@BenScottStevens) September 2, 2022
Zakee Wheatley 👀 pic.twitter.com/rMf97furBP
— Penn State On BTN (@PennStateOnBTN) September 2, 2022
You be the judge. pic.twitter.com/vFwL6NsoFz
— Joe Smeltzer (@joesmeltzer775) September 2, 2022
Amor punt fair caught at Purdue 9. 52 yards. Averaging 45 yards through two punts.
Singleton ran the ball five times in that last possession, gaining 21 yards.
— Joe Smeltzer (@joesmeltzer775) September 2, 2022
Nick Singleton has entered the chat.
— Tyler Donohue (@TDsTake) September 2, 2022
Joey Porter Jr. will have nightmares about that play if Penn State loses. Could have been an easy pick-six. Instead, Boilers are driving.
— Adam Rittenberg (@ESPNRittenberg) September 2, 2022
joey porter jr wants that one back.
— josh houtz (@houtz) September 2, 2022
YESSIR‼️ TD Tinsley 😏 @MitchTinsley15 pic.twitter.com/V7c0Did4ov
— Penn State Football (@PennStateFball) September 2, 2022
Mitchell Tinsley with his first touchdown for Penn State. Don’t sleep on the former Western Kentucky WR emerging as one of the top pass catchers in the nation this fall…
— Oliver Hodgkinson (@ojhodgkinson) September 2, 2022
Sean Clifford pushed across the end zone by his teammates, and he's in from two yards out. Penn State takes advantage of Purdue mistakes again to cash in.@PennStateFball 14@BoilerFootball 10
1:44 2nd.@NittanySN
— Dan Angell (@danangell11) September 2, 2022
That hit on Clifford was more egregious than one Carter made.
— Richard Scarcella (@nittanyrich) September 2, 2022
