Every time Indiana lined up across from Penn State, it saw what it wasn’t. Bigger program, deeper pockets, fuller stadium, top 10 ranking. The Nittany Lions didn’t just dominate the series, they embodied a kind of football Indiana could only aspire to.
Drew Allar threw three touchdown passes, including a 57-yarder to KeAndre Lambert-Smith with 1:46 to play, and No. 10 Penn State’s defense forced a late safety to beat Indiana 33-24 on Saturday.
It can always be worse than ringing up a 2-5 record picking college football games against the spread and getting owned by Eric Crawford and my dog.
