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Penn State Nittany Lions

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Penn State Nittany Lions is 6-6 on the season, 4-7-1 against the spread, and holds a power rating of +18.2. Penn State Nittany Lions is covering at just 36% this season (4-7-1), below the FBS average — a notable trend for spread bettors; they have also qualified for the postseason this season.

Conference: Big Ten Conference
Stadium: Beaver Stadium, University Park, PA
Power Rating: +18.2
HFA Rating:2.6 pts
Record: 6-6
ATS: 4-7-1
O/U: 7-4-1

2025 Schedule & Results

Location
Opponent
Result / Date
ATS
O/U
vs
Nevada
W 46-11
L
Under
vs
Florida International
W 34-0
L
Under
vs
Villanova
W 52-6
Push
Push
vs
Oregon
L 24-30
L
Over
at
UCLA
L 37-42
L
Over
vs
Northwestern
L 21-22
L
Under
at
Iowa
L 24-25
W
Over
at
Ohio State
L 14-38
L
Over
vs
Indiana
L 24-27
W
Over
at
Michigan State
W 28-10
W
Under
vs
Nebraska
W 37-10
W
Over
at
Rutgers
W 40-36
L
Over
at
Clemson
W 22-10
Push
Push

2025 Season Travel Profile

6,847 miles — ranked 61th heaviest in FBS (234 teams)
Week Opponent Distance Cumulative
Week 0—179 mi179 mi
Week 1NevadaHome (0 mi)179 mi
Week 2Florida InternationalHome (0 mi)179 mi
Week 3VillanovaHome (0 mi)179 mi
Week 4—Bye
Week 5OregonHome (0 mi)179 mi
Week 6UCLA2,242 mi2,421 mi
Week 7NorthwesternHome (0 mi)2,421 mi
Week 8Iowa715 mi3,136 mi
Week 9—Bye
Week 10Ohio State278 mi3,414 mi
Week 11IndianaHome (0 mi)3,414 mi
Week 12Michigan State367 mi3,781 mi
Week 13NebraskaHome (0 mi)3,781 mi
Week 14Rutgers179 mi3,961 mi

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Resilient comeback win

Penn State rallied from a 36-33 deficit in the fourth quarter, with a 61-yard fumble return for a touchdown by linebacker Amare Campbell sealing the 40-36 victory. This marks the team's third straight win after a five-game losing streak, showing improved resilience.

Kaytron Allen's career day

Running back Kaytron Allen rushed for a career-high 226 yards and a touchdown, providing a dominant ground game that was crucial in the comeback. His performance highlights a strong rushing attack heading into bowl season.

Nicholas Singleton sets records

Nicholas Singleton broke Saquon Barkley's school records for career rushing touchdowns (45), total touchdowns (55), and all-purpose yards (5,586). His record-setting performance underscores his elite playmaking ability.

Bowl eligibility secured

With the win, Penn State became bowl eligible for the first time since 2020, ending a tumultuous season that included a season-ending injury to QB Drew Allar and the firing of head coach James Franklin. The team awaits its bowl destination.

Defensive playmaking key

The defense forced a critical fumble that was returned for a touchdown, highlighting their ability to create turnovers in clutch moments. This defensive spark was essential in overcoming a high-scoring Rutgers offense.

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Schedule & Results

Power Ratings & HFA

Penn State Nittany Lions — 6-6 overall, 4-7-1 ATS, power rating +18.2.