Allar found a wide-open Clifford for a 14-yard touchdown pass on Penn State’s next possession, then capped a 44-second possession with a 5-yard touchdown run that made it 28-0 at halftime. He yielded the offense to Pribula after extending the lead to 35-0 with a 59-yard dart to Evans early in the third.

The Nittany Lions took longer than expected to roll over one of the worst teams in college football. See their grades vs. Kent State here.

Drew Allar and Tyler Warren were among the standouts from Penn State's dominant win over Kent State at Beaver Stadium.