The second quarter
Maryland 7, Penn State 10.
12:53: Penn State used another quarterback sneak to convert the fourth and inches, but Nick Singleton seemed to have the first down on third down nevertheless and got into a horrible place. Singleton punched in for six after a pass interference in the end zone, but it looked like they were genuinely trying to get Tyler Warren the ball to break the PSU TE receiving touchdowns record.
Crucial: Following the touchdown, Vega Ioane was sidelined due to an injury. His left leg appeared to be rolled up.
The first quarter
Penn State 3, Maryland 7,
0:00-A Drew Allar quarterback sneak on fourth-and-one is one of the reasons Penn State has some offensive life at the quarter break. The Maryland 20 has given the Lions another fourth down and a near-miss.
MJ Morris has been fighting for his life on defense for Penn State. The game has already seen three sacks and two quarterback rushes.
8:08: Both teams have traded three-and-outs following a quick start. In particular, Penn State’s offense seems odd. On first down, Nick Dawkins was given a holding call, which prevented Tyler Warren from making a major play.
12:47-Well, Penn State wasted excellent field position, but Singleton made up for his blunder with a great 66-yard kickoff return. While Penn State used Kaytron Allen in the wildcat on third down and he fumbled a high snap, Tyler Warren took a wildcat snap and only gained one yard. Ryan Barker, the kicker, made a 49-yard attempt.
Penn State 0; Maryland 7
14:46-People, you can’t make this stuff up. Nicholas Singleton fumbled on Penn State’s first offensive snap after Michigan defeated Ohio State to give Penn State a win-and-in chance to play in the Big Ten Championship game. Maryland then gained control.
With MJ Morris starting at quarterback rather than Billy Edwards Jr., Maryland scored on the opening play. Kaden Prather, a wide receiver, received a deep pass that was 25 yards.
15:00: Maryland advanced to the second half after winning the toss. Penn State gets the ball first.
The State CollegeThe 2024 regular season is coming to a close with Penn State and Maryland playing.
At 3:30 p.m., Beaver Stadium will host the Nittany Lions and Terrapins matchup, which will be broadcast on Big Ten Network.
If everything else goes according to plan, Penn State, who is 10-1 and ranked No. 4 in the AP Poll and the College Football Playoff standings, will set up the Lions for a home playoff game. Following its 12:00 kickoff, fans will undoubtedly be watching the Michigan vs. Ohio State game. Penn State might earn a trip to the Big Ten Championship game if the Wolverines pull off the significant upset victory over the Buckeyes.
With just one Big Ten victory and a 4-7 overall record, Maryland has had a terrible season. Billy Edwards, the starting quarterback, may or may not play, and the Terps are unsure of his appearance if he does. That’s important because, with 289.6 passing yards per game, the Terps lead the Big Ten despite Maryland’s difficulties. With 1,097 yards, wide receiver Tai Felton leads the conference.
All evening, keep an eye out for updates and notes.
UPDATES FOR PREGAME
-UPDATE TWO: Ohio State was defeated 13-10 by Michigan. Penn State will play Oregon in the Big Ten Championship if they defeat Maryland. Whoa.
-At the half, Ohio State and Michigan are knotted 10–10. #CloseGameWatch is going strong. UPDATE: As we enter the fourth quarter, the teams are still deadlocked.
According to the Big Ten availability report, Penn State will once more be without cornerback Elliot Washington II. Kaden Saunders, a wide receiver and punt returner, is also sidelined, so the former four-star won’t see any offensive action during the regular season. Harrison Wallace III, the starting wideout, is uncertain. UPDATE: Wallace did not warm up with the first team, despite being in uniform and named a starter during the video introductions.
-Billy Edwards Jr., the quarterback for Maryland, is in doubt. Prior to kickoff, he did not warm up with the quarterbacks for Maryland.
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