The Nittany Lions took longer than expected to roll over one of the worst teams in college football. See their grades vs. Kent State here.

Allar found a wide-open Clifford for a 14-yard touchdown pass on Penn State’s next possession, then capped a 44-second possession with a 5-yard touchdown run that made it 28-0 at halftime. He yielded the offense to Pribula after extending the lead to 35-0 with a 59-yard dart to Evans early in the third.

Drew Allar and Tyler Warren were among the standouts from Penn State's dominant win over Kent State at Beaver Stadium.