Penn State Football: Head Coach James Franklin Describes Offense as Inconsistent

Penn State football: Head coach James Franklin describes offense as inconsistent

After watching Penn State struggle to gain yards for three quarters against Oregon, coach James Franklin described the offense Monday as inconsistent. “We’ve been inconsistent in the passing game,” he said. “We’ve been inconsistent in the running game. This past week was not the ideal situation for an O-line or a quarterback when you continue to get into third-and-long situations. “The inconsistency is across the board.” Through four games, the …

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Canzano: Monday Mailbag deals in Penn State fallout, Pac-12, Ducks, Beavers, late kickoffs, and humanity

Oregon waves a flag on Saturday at Penn State. (Photo: Naji Saker)Why don’t human brains like tie games? Will you compare the experience at Autzen Stadium with the scene at Penn State last Saturday? UNLV to the Pac-12? What happened to traditional pants in college football?Can we get later college football kickoffs, please?Those were among the questions submitted for this week’s Monday Mailbag. I dove into my travel logistics from the Northwest …

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Should Penn State fans be concerned after a loss to Oregon?

Joel Klatt broke down what has to change for the Penn State Nittany Lions after their loss to the Oregon Ducks. He explained what needs to happen between OC Andy Kotelnicki and QB Drew Allar’s skillset. Joel explained if fans should be concerned moving forward.

Penn State vs. Oregon

Well, we all know how this one ended. Marking its first visit to Happy Valley since joining the Big Ten, No. 6 Oregon made its way across the country to face No. 3 Penn State in the annual White Out game. In a heartbreaking double-overtime loss, the Nittany Lions fell just short to the Ducks. As always, our photographers were on the scene to capture every moment of the action. Be there, be early, be loud…. at the tailgate lots. Thousands of fans…