Through three games, Christian Hackenberg has outperformed nearly every other Penn State great in team history.
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Christian Hackenberg is doing well in what Bill O'Brien refers to as his "sixth class," but not well enough to get a perfect grade just yet. We have a recap of what O'Brien had to say in his weekly press conference.
This one still stings -- it hurts to even write this post -- but let's get right into Penn State's primetime matchup against the University of Central Florida Knights.
A disappointing defensive performance was the downfall for the Nittany Lions on Saturday evening at Beaver Stadium as they lost to Central Florida 34-31 in a heartbreaker. The offense produced all game long, but the defense struggled against a strong UCF offense led by quarterback Blake Bortles and running back Storm Johnson. Instead of staying undefeated, Penn State lost a winnable game to go to 2-1.
In a heartbreaker under the lights at Beaver Stadium, the Penn State Nittany Lions fell just short against the Central Florida Knights on Saturday, losing by a score of 34-31. The Knights had the upper hand throughout the entire game as Penn State never led, looking unstoppable at times on offense against what looked to be a strong Penn State defense in the first two weeks.