The Land-Grant Trophy is back in the hands of Penn State football after a victorious afternoon in East Lansing, Michigan, on Saturday.

The Nittany Lions sealed a 28-10 victory thanks to two late fourth-quarter touchdowns that ended a six-game losing streak and secured Terry Smith’s first win as interim head coach. Kaytron Allen rushed for a career-high 181 yards and is now just 138 yards shy of being Penn State Football’s all-time leading rusher. Meanwhile, Ethan Grunkmeyer earned his first win since getting the starting job.

Like Penn State, many former players also found themselves in the win column this week. Here’s the roundup.

Harrison Wallace III, Ole Miss

The wide receiver recorded 68 yards across six receptions in the No. 7 Rebels’ 34-24 win over Florida. His longest grab of the day measured in at 22 yards. The senior now holds 647 yards on the season across 42 receptions.

Ta’Mere Robinson, USC

The linebacker helped lead his No. 17 Trojans to a close 26-21 victory over the No. 21-ranked Hawkeyes of Iowa, with seven recorded tackles. Of the seven, the sophomore recorded three solo tackles and four assisted. They mark the most tackles Robinson has recorded in a single game this season.

Smith Vilbert and Joseph Mupoyi, UNC

Vilbert and Mupoyi, two former defensive linemen, had fair grade performances in the Tar Heels’ 28-12 loss to Wake Forest.

Vilbert recorded two assisted tackles, while Mupoyi recorded three assisted tackles and two solo tackles.

Tyrece Mills, UConn

Now a member of the Huskies, defensive back Tyrece Mills recorded one assisted tackle in their 26-16 win over Air Force.

Omari Evans, Washington

After trading in his blue and white for purple and gold, the wide receiver recorded three receptions for a total of 60 yards. His largest catch of the day was a 43-yard grab.

Jon Mitchell & Jordan Van Den Berg, Georgia Tech

Both made some of their best season performances in a nail-biting 36-34 win over Boston College. Mitchell, a defensive back, recorded eight total tackles, marking six as solo with two assisted. Van Den Berg, a defensive lineman, tabbed two solo tackles and four assisted for six total.

Tyler Johnson, East Carolina

The wide receiver made a minimal impact in the Pirates’ 31-27 win over Memphis, completing just one reception for 13 yards.

Mekhi Flowers, Akron

The new zip and former defensive back recorded one solo tackle in Akron’s 42-35 overtime win against Arkansas.