UNIVERSITY PARK— Penn State was expected to beat Iowa. But a 31-0 win opened a lot of eyes. Penn State’s defense put up one of its best statistical performances ever, and the offense scored touchdowns on each of its first three drives of the second half. It was quite a night. Here are some photos from it.
Penn State quarterback Drew Allar during warmups before the Nittany Lions matchup against the Iowa Hawkeyes.
Chop Robinson forces a pressure on Iowa quarterback Cade McNamara (Photo by Matt Lynch, Nittany Sports Now)
Drew Allar scrambles right and passes left to Tyler Warren for a second quarter touchdown.
Tyler Warren celebrates his second half touchdown with Drew Allar. (Photo by Matt Lynch, Nittany Sports Now)
James Franklin argues a call with officials during the first half.
Abdul Carter gets the crowd loud before a big third down against Iowa. (Photo by Matt Lynch, Nittany Sports Now)
Chop Robinson pressure Iowa quarterback, Cade McNamara.
Penn State’s defense celebrates a Jaylen Reed forced fumble in the first quarter.
Penn State linebacker Curtis Jacobs tackles Iowa’s Leshon Williams for a loss of yards.
Dani Dennis-Sutton gets to Cade McNamara to force an Iowa incompletion.
Drew Allar looks to pass during the second quarter for the Nittany Lions.
Curtis Jacobs and the Penn State defense celebrate an Iowa three-and-out in the third quarter.
Penn State’s Chop Robinson sacks Iowa’s Cade McNamara and forces a fumble, recovered by the Nittany Lions.
Chop Robinson celebrates his third quarter sack and forced fumble.
Penn State announced their second-largest crowd in Beaver Stadium history with 110,830.
Khalil Dinkins celebrates his 9 yard touchdown reception in the first half.
Abdul Carter and the Nittany Lions sing the Penn State alma mater following their 31-0 win over Iowa.
