Penn State football’s dominant win over Purdue was quite impressive this past weekend. Whenever a team can clinch a 35-7 victory over a conference opponent, there’s always a reason to celebrate it. Even though the Penn State offense has its late-game struggles, the defense still made up for everything with quite an impressive performance.
For the most part, Purdue couldn’t move the ball on Penn State’s elite defense. Granted, they were playing against the Boilermakers backup quarterback, who was also missing his No. 1 target — but Penn State can’t control who they play. There was an opponent set in front of them, and they played the game as is, and put on a phenomenal defensive performance.