Transfer Portal Roundup: Week 11
Another week of college football is in the books, folks. While the Nittany Lions celebrated a big 30-0 win over Maryland, former Penn Staters didn’t necessarily fare as well.
Let’s take a peek into how former Penn State football players fared around the college football scene this weekend.
Will Levis, Kentucky
Kentuuuuuucky, what happened? The Wildcats suffered a massive upset to 3-6 Vanderbilt on Saturday in large part due to an underwhelming performance from Will Levis. The quarterback threw for just 103 yards and one interception en route to a 24-21 loss. His QBR was 15.5.
Next week won’t get any easier for Levis and Kentucky, as they face No. 1 Georgia at home at 3:30 p.m.
Mac Hippenhammer, Miami (OH)
Miami (OH) may have lost in its Thursday night matchup, but Mac Hippenhammer put on a show. He caught all of the RedHawks’ three touchdowns and logged 107 receiving yards on eight receptions.
A HAT TRICK FOR MAC HIPPENHAMMER
— Miami Football (@MiamiOHFootball) November 9, 2022pic.twitter.com/zpALvMVq6N
The monster performance now gives Hippenhammer 41 catches for 551 yards and seven touchdowns on the season.
The 4-6 RedHawks will try to bounce back at Northern Illinois at 7 p.m. on Saturday.
Noah Cain, LSU
It was a quiet week for Cain, as his Tigers narrowly defeated Arkansas on the road. Cain recorded 25 yards on just five carries as LSU won 13-10.
Cam Sullivan-Brown (UMass)
UMass’ woes continued on Saturday with a tight 35-33 loss to Arkansas State. The Minutemen fell to 1-9, while Sullivan-Brown recorded three catches for 72 yards, which gave him a tie for the most receiving yards in the game.
Teammate and former Penn Stater Tyler Rudolph also recorded two tackles for the Minutemen.
Judge Culpepper, Toledo
Culpepper put together a decent performance on Saturday, recording five tackles for the Rockets as they defeated Ball State. Toledo improved to 7-3 as it tries to challenge for a MAC title.
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