Rutgers vs. Penn State Short Report | Nov 18, 2023
Beaver Stadium
University Park, PA
Nov 18, 2023
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Game Recap
Penn State Nittany Lions showcased a masterful display of football, defeating the Rutgers Scarlet Knights 27-6 on November 18, 2023, at Beaver Stadium. Rutgers struck first with Jai Patel's 35-yard field goal, but the Nittany Lions responded fervently in the second quarter. Kaytron Allen's 2-yard sprint for a touchdown, followed by Alex Felkins’ 21-yard field goal, put Penn State ahead 10-6 by halftime. Patel's second field goal for Rutgers wasn't enough to counter Penn State's growing momentum.
The second half belonged entirely to Penn State as they extended their lead with precise execution. Felkins booted a 48-yard field goal, padding the lead. Kaytron Allen's 3-yard rush for a touchdown early in the fourth quarter, combined with Beau Pribula's 1-yard plunge, effectively sealed the game. The Nittany Lions' defense, bolstered by standout performances, stifled Rutgers to just those two field goals, ensuring a comprehensive win.
Key Plays:
Jai Patel (Rutgers Scarlet Knights)
Jai Patel got Rutgers on the board first with a composed 35-yard field goal, setting an early tone for the game.
Kaytron Allen (Penn State Nittany Lions)
Kaytron Allen's powerful 2-yard rush, followed by the successful PAT, gave Penn State a 7-3 lead, shifting momentum in their favor.
Alex Felkins (Penn State Nittany Lions)
Alex Felkins extended Penn State's lead to 10-3 with a precise 21-yard field goal, showcasing his reliability.
Jai Patel (Rutgers Scarlet Knights)
Jai Patel kept Rutgers within striking distance at halftime, nailing a 28-yard field goal just before the break.
Alex Felkins (Penn State Nittany Lions)
Felkins demonstrated his range with a booming 48-yard field goal, extending Penn State's lead to 13-6 and deflating Rutgers' hopes.
Kaytron Allen (Penn State Nittany Lions)
Allen plunged into the end zone from 3 yards out, effectively sealing the game at 20-6, with the ensuing PAT.
Beau Pribula (Penn State Nittany Lions)
Pribula capped off the scoring with a 1-yard rush, punctuating Penn State's dominant performance at 27-6 with the final PAT.
Standout Players:
Kaytron Allen (Penn State Nittany Lions, RB)
Allen not only led the offense with two crucial rushing touchdowns but also showcased his consistency, gaining 69 yards on 16 carries, keeping the chains moving.
Beau Pribula (Penn State Nittany Lions, QB)
Pribula was instrumental with his mobility, rushing for 71 yards on 8 attempts. His 1-yard touchdown rush was the final blow to Rutgers.
Alex Felkins (Penn State Nittany Lions, K)
Felkins was flawless, hitting field goals from 21 and 48 yards, and converting all PATs, providing Penn State with a crucial cushion throughout the game.
Jai Patel (Rutgers Scarlet Knights, K)
Patel's precision allowed Rutgers to put points on the board, scoring all six points for his team with two field goals.
Gavin Wimsatt (Rutgers Scarlet Knights, QB)
Completed 10 of 16 passes for 130 yards. Added 31 rushing yards, showing his dual-threat capability despite being limited by Penn State's defense.
Chop Robinson (Penn State Nittany Lions, DE)
Displaying a defensive masterclass, Robinson accumulated 5 solo tackles and a sack, playing a pivotal role in silencing Rutgers' offense.
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Rutgers Scarlet Knights vs. Penn State Nittany Lions Live Score and Stats - November 18, 2023 Gametracker - CBSSports.com
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