The Nittany Lions (8-2) overcame a slow start Saturday afternoon at Beaver Stadium by scoring five unanswered touchdowns.
With the team on a skid and Rutgers in town, there has never been a better time to pack Beaver Stadium.
Penn State welcomes a 4-5 Rutgers team that's coming off a stretch of three conference wins in its last four games. The Scarlet Knights haven't won that many in the Big Ten since 2014.
Our staff predicts a resounding victory for the Nittany Lions in Beaver Stadium. Let's hope they're right, unlike last weekend.
With two consecutive losses, the potential outcomes for Penn State football's postseason destination have changed drastically.
"We have a contract very close to being done and being sent to Penn State to extend the football deal," Pitt AD Heather Lyke said. "I think that’s a huge priority and a huge rivalry and it’s necessary, so we’re working hard on that.”