Penn State put on a White Out Energy show on the NBC Big Ten Saturday Night broadcast vs the Illinois Fighting Illini. This game was dead locked 7-7 at the half. But the Penn State running game and their pass rush were too much for the Illini to handle. Catch all the reaction here on our LIVE post game analysis from this game and ALL of the other Big Ten football games on this exciting college football weekend!
Elsewhere around the Big Ten Michigan almost blew its commanding lead at the Big House vs Minnesota. PJ Fleck and his team scored three touchdowns in the fourth quarter but the Wolverines prevailed.
Ohio State football looked like Ohio State football vs Michigan State. Jeremiah Smith looks like a lock for Big Ten freshman of the year. He made another amazing touchdown catch in this game.
The Wisconsin Badgers actually led by double digits at USC but the Trojans turned it on in the second half to Fight On for victory.
It is time to start taking the Indiana Hoosiers and Rutgers Scarlet Knight seriously. They are both undefeated. The Hoosiers handled the Maryland Terps to improve to 5-0 for the first time since 1967. Rutgers held on to win when the visiting Washington Huskies missed a 55 yard field goal at the horn.
Nebraska football joined Purdue in turning back the clock as both teams were scoreless in the second half. But Dylan Raiola got things going and the Huskers enjoyed a big defensive play to get things going in the second half.
Don’t forget it is Big ten After Dark with the Oregon Ducks visiting UCLA at the Rose Bowl. And Locked on Big Ten LIVE has your first look at key Big Ten football matchups for Week 6.
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