Penn State endured its first loss of the year last weekend to Providence, but the young squad had a chance to show it could rebound while dealing with some adversity by welcoming Boston University into the Bryce Jordan Center Tuesday night.
The Nittany Lions did bounce back from the loss, taking down the Terriers 96-87 to improve to 6-1 on the year. While it wasn’t the same quality of opponent as the Friars, the team still showcased resolve after dealing with a defeat.
The ball was hot for Penn State, which shot 57.7% from the field and 42.