The Nittany Lions scored on all four first-half possessions to take a 28-0 lead over the Huskies in their annual White Out game.

Penn State’s offense started tremendously, scoring a touchdown on all four first-half drives. The Nittany Lion defense also came out to play, grabbing an interception on Washington’s third drive and making quarterback Will Rogers feel all sorts of pressure.

After last weekend’s stinging loss to Ohio State, Nittany Lions coach James Franklin and his players stressed that all their goals were still in front of them. As opposed to being predictable cliches from a program licking its wounds,

The Penn State Nittany Lions scored on their first four possessions en route to a 35-6 victory over the Washington Huskies in the White Out.

At least the Washington Huskies didn't get shut out. As has been the case with seemingly every road game this season, there aren't a lot of positives that Jedd Fisch can take away from his fifth loss of the season,