Highlights: Penn State 35-21 Utah Utes in NCAAF

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Penn State became Rose Bowl champions.

Utah 21-35 Penn State.

Noyes converted the extra point.

Barnes completed the pass to Dixon, who advanced five yards, completed the play and scored a touchdown for Utah.

PUNT! Penn State attempted fourth down, but failed to advance.

PUNT! Utah on a long down, but with two incomplete passes and a loss of a yard on their last three downs. Will return the ball.

PUNT! Cufifird ran five yards, but it wasn't enough for the first down. Go get the ball back to Utah.

PUNT! Utah lost 11 yards and will have to return the ball.

Pinegar converted the extra point.

Allen ran a yard and scored another touchdown for Penn State, which is forwarding the victory.

PUNT! Another unsuccessful play by Utah, who will return the ball.

Utah 14-28 Penn State.

Pinegar converted the extra point.

Clifford found a pass and Lampert-Smith ran 88 yards to score a great touchdown for the team to open up more lead on the scoreboard.

PUNT! Utah play with 45 yards, but no first down and no points. Will return the ball.

PUNT! Penn State with only four yards forward on three downs. Will return the ball.

INTERCEPTION! Barnes attempted the pass and it was intercepted by Brown. Bolt ball for Penn State.

Pinegar converted the extra point.

AND WHAT A PLAY! Singleton caught the pass and advanced 87 yards, stopping only in the endzone to complete the touchdown.

PUNT! Utah got to 34 yards but couldn't get a first down. Will return the ball.

Utah 14-14 Penn State.

PUNT! Penn State does not get a first down and will return the ball.

Noyes converted the extra point to tie it again.

Jackson ran for 19 yards and only stopped in the endzone to complete the touchdown play.

Pinegar converted the extra point.

Prompt answer. Clifford found a pass to Tinsley that went 10 yards and secured a touchdown for Penn State.

Noyes converted the extra point and tied the game.

Utah offensive play with seven minutes and 12 seconds on the clock. 57 yards on 13 downs for Yassmin to finish in the endzone.

Utah 0-7 Penn State.

Pinegar converted the extra point.

Singleton ran five yards and only stopped in the endzone to score the first touchdown of the game.

PUNT! Utah with a four-minute, 42-yard play, but failed to get a first down and will return the ball.

PUNT! Penn State got the first first down, but then went nine yards and will have to return the ball.

PUNT! Utah doesn't get the first down either and will return the ball.

PUNT! First offense of the game is Penn State's, but to no avail. Team lost one yard on three downs.

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In the last five games, Pen State won four and lost one.

In the last five games, Utah won four and lost one.

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“We have a good idea of ​​who is going to do what. I am sure it will not be the case. "It's completely how we think it is, but we have a good handle on that," he said Wednesday at Disneyland. “We're able to recruit in that sense, as far as who we lose and who we keep.  you never know for sure until you get there. the term expires, which is in a few weeks. Right now, we feel like we have a pretty good idea of ​​who's on board. What's coming and who's there? leaving.”

“We feel like we are in a place with our program that we recruit really well and we have a lot of talent on this roster,” “If we continue to work and respect the process, we think we could be in the conversation more each year.”

Utah Utes is averaging 40 points and 472 yards advanced per game.

Utah Utes comes into the matchup with two straight wins. In the last 10 games, there were eight positive results and two defeats.

“We don’t want to be a big portal team,” If you commit to being a great portal team, you almost have to do that every year. And for me, it's more about the development aspect of our program and the respect I have for the players in our program. So ;no, for us, a lot of times we are just trying to solve problems, much like what people did back in the day with junior colleges, you'll learn more. Would you do this to solve a specific problem you have?  So is it? so we're tackling that.

“And we also look for really interesting and strong names on the transfer portal, because whenever you want to transfer, you can do it. If you can do that, you get excited about a really strong and interesting name.”

“I think the most important thing for me is I want our players to feel like they can have very honest and direct conversations with us and address some of their concerns or questions or tell us what they're doing so we can make plans. ” Franklin said. “   If you just don't want to do it, you can do it. it doesn’t mean OK, we’re not a big transfer portal team, we don’t approach it that way, and all of a sudden, you’re here. You get 10 guys to enter the portal you entered. I hadn't planned or anticipated. This is not the case. in the interest of either party.”

“I think this is the best way to go about it. – – that it would be really valuable information to find out midway through the season that this was coming so people could plan accordingly," Franklin said. “ It's a little frustrating, but for us, we've done it, so we're really not gaining advantage with the rule right now. We had saved a game for most of our guys for the bowling game, which is the bowling game.   You have to deal with it. But I think some of the frustration is part of it. that people who follow the rules the way they intend to stay a little outside this new policy that has been implemented.''

“Since Saquon Barkley , who When he was being advised not to play, we had a modified plan for him in terms of replays and things like that, Franklin said. I've had him a couple of times and he hasn't left the game. But I think having a plan for all these guys about how they're going to be used, what we're going to do, is really important. This is really where we are in college football. And what I've talked about with my team is that only   where is it? and, most importantly, supporting our guys so they don’t feel torn between the next chapter of their lives, but also finishing this Penn State experience.”

Penn State is averaging 35 points and 432 yards advanced per game.

Penn State comes into the matchup with a positive recent record. The team hasn't lost in years. four matches. In the last 10 games, there were eight wins and only two losses.

The Penn State vs Utah Utes game will be played at Rose Bowl, with a capacity of 90.888 people.

My name is Thomas Alencar and I will be your host for this game. We will provide pre-match analysis, score updates and news as it happens live here on VAVEL.