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Penn State Notebook: Lions Defense Slows but Can’t Stop Oregon Offense

Penn State's defense limited Oregon below season averages but offensive struggles led to a 30-24 double-overtime loss in front of over 111,000 fans, officials said.

  • Penn State lost 30-24 to Oregon in a double-overtime football game Saturday night at Beaver Stadium before over 111,000 fans.
  • The defeat followed Penn State's ineffective offensive execution through much of the game and continued struggles against top-10 teams during James Franklin's tenure.
  • Penn State's defense held Oregon below season averages but fatigue from extended time on the field impaired late stops and contributed to turnovers.
  • Drew Allar, playing at quarterback, threw 14 completions for 137 yards and accounted for two touchdowns, but his final throw was picked off in the second overtime, ending the contest.
  • The loss dropped Penn State from the top of the US LBM Coaches Poll to 3-1 on the season and intensified calls for changes atop the program.
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On3 broke the news in on Saturday, September 27, 2025.
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