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2018 SEASON DATABASE

Penn State football

Record: 9–4 (Schedule & Results)

Conference: Big Ten

Players: 68

Points For: 439

Points/Game: 33.8

Points Against: 267

Opp. Points/Game: 20.5

2018 SEASON

Schedule & results

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OFFICIAL SCHEDULE FEEDOpponent names and logos open team pages. Dates and results open StatTake box scores.
WEEKOPPONENTLOCATIONGAME
WEEK 6BYE——
WEEK 9vsIowa logoIowaHOMEW 30–24
WEEK 12@Rutgers logoRutgersAWAYW 20–7
POSTSEASONBOWL & PLAYOFF GAMES
POSTSEASONvsKentucky logoKentuckyHOMEL 24–27
TEAM PRODUCTION

Team stats

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2018 SEASON TOTALS

Offense at a glance

ALL GAMES
PASS CMPPASS ATTPASS YDSPASS %PASS AVGPASS TDPASS INTPASS RTGSACKRUSH ATTRUSH YDSRUSH AVGRUSH TDRECREC YDSREC AVGREC TDPTS/G
2053792,84254.17.5218131.105102,7145.3342092,90713.92133.8
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2018 COMPLETE TEAM ROSTER

Individual player statistics

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SEASON PRODUCTION

Passing

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PLAYERCMPATTYDSCMP%AVGTDINTRTGSACK
T. McSorleyQB192361251353.27.0187124.2—
S. CliffordQB5721971.431.320428.5—
T. StevensQB81111072.710.011168.5—
TEAM TOTALS2053792,84254.17.5218131.10
SEASON PRODUCTION

Rushing

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PLAYERCARYDSAVGLNGTDFUM
M. SandersRB21912715.8789—
T. McSorleyQB1697994.75112—
R. SladeRB452575.7616—
T. StevensQB281184.2202—
M. AllenRB23984.3192—
J. ThomasRB78712.4691—
J. BrownRB8445.581—
K. HamlerWR44411.0321—
J. ShorterWR199.090—
S. CliffordQB5-3-0.660—
B. GillikinP1-10-10.000—
TEAM TOTALS5102,7145.378340
SEASON PRODUCTION

Receiving

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PLAYERRECYDSAVGLNGTD
K. HamlerWR4375517.6935
P. FreiermuthTE2636814.2278
J. JohnsonWR2535214.1591
D. ThompkinsWR2431113.0402
J. DotsonWR1320315.6350
B. PolkWR916218.0412
M. SandersRB241395.8290
J. HollandTE711416.3290
D. GeorgeWR211256.0951
M. HippenhammerWR610317.2441
N. BowersTE6508.3251
C. Sullivan-BrownWR44912.3220
Z. KuntzTE24120.5320
T. ShoopWR13232.0320
M. AllenRB4256.390
J. ShorterWR3206.7120
D. DaltonTE3196.390
T. Castro-FieldsCB11919.0190
R. SladeRB11212.0120
J. BrownRB199.090
A. HoenstineWR155.050
J. ArcangeloTE155.050
T. StevensQB221.020
TEAM TOTALS2092,90713.99521
SEASON PRODUCTION

Defense

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PLAYERTOTSOLOASTTFLSACKINTPDFF
M. ParsonsLB8348—5.01.5—0—
J. JohnsonLB7242—1.50.511—
G. TaylorS7145—2.5037—
N. ScottS6535—1131—
C. BrownLB6341—62—6—
Y. Gross-MatosDE5436—20.08.0—0—
K. FarmerLB5225—2.50—2—
A. OruwariyeCB5039—10311—
S. MillerDE4125—16.08—0—
J. SutherlandLB3925—20—1—
R. WindsorDT3821—10.07.5—0—
K. GivensDT3319—10.55—1—
T. Castro-FieldsCB3221—5.51—7—
E. BrooksLB3019—1.50.510—
J. ReidCB2417—1028—
S. ToneyDE2315—7.05—2—
L. WadeS1812—31—0—
A. SheltonDL145—1.51—0—
P. MustipherDT147—10—0—
D. JosephDL124—11—1—
D. JohnsonCB129—00—2—
A. MonroeS105—11—0—
S. SimmonsDE94—00—0—
J. MillerLB73—10—0—
J. LuketaLB75—00—0—
Z. McPhearsonDB65—10—2—
C. ThorpeOL50—11—0—
J. OwehDE55—22—0—
J. PetrishenLB53—00—0—
D. DarienLB44—00—1—
J. ButlerCB43—00—1—
D. HartlaubS31—00—0—
T. McSorleyQB31—00—0—
B. PolkWR21—00—0—
E. JordanDT21—11—0—
F. HansardDT21—0.50—0—
I. LutzWR20—00—0—
J. CooperLB22—00—0—
R. ChecaPK22—00—0—
B. GillikinP11—00—0—
C. McGovernOL11—00—0—
J. PinegarPK11—00—0—
J. VranicLB10—00—0—
J. BrownRB10—00—0—
M. HippenhammerWR11—00—0—
M. ChizmarLB10—00—0—
N. BowersTE11—00—0—
T. GordonDB10—00—0—
D. ThompkinsWR00—00—0—
TEAM TOTALS92956101074813540
SEASON PRODUCTION

Kicking & Scoring

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PLAYERFGMFGAFG%XPMXPAPTS
J. PinegarPK1624—5355101
TEAM TOTALS162466.75355101
TEAM NEWS + STATTAKE ARTICLES

Latest Penn State coverage

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NATIONAL UPDATE

College football Week 4 upset watch: Penn State, Florida, USC face risk at home.

College football Week 4 upset watch: Penn State, Florida, USC face risk at home. College football‘s Week 4 schedule features the most ranked matchups on a single day in AP poll history, and several of those games put a favorite at risk of an upset. We’re highlighting six conference games during Saturday’s afternoon slate.

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NATIONAL UPDATE

Koby Howard injury update: Latest on Penn State WR, to miss 'extended time'.

Penn State notes: Koby Howard out extended period of time; assistant coach faces DUI charges. Sophomore Koby Howard, Penn State’s leading receiver, will be out for an extended period of time, Nittany Lions coach Matt Campbell said Wednesday. Campbell said the medical staff does not expect Howard’s unspecified injury, suffered last Saturday against Buffalo, to keep him out for the season. “Koby probably will be out for an extended period of time,” he said.

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STATTAKE

Koby Howard’s Injury Is a Test of Matt Campbell, Not Rocco Becht

Penn State’s quarterback has nine touchdowns and no interceptions. If its biggest vertical threat sits, the important adjustment belongs to the coach designing the space around him.

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NATIONAL UPDATE

Penn State receives optimistic Bowl Game projections after Week 3.

Penn State receives optimistic Bowl Game projections after Week 3. Penn State was ranked as a College Football Playoff team in the majority of Bowl Game projections from reputable news outlets.

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NATIONAL UPDATE

Penn State: Badgers starter expects to play vs.

Badgers starter expects to play vs. Penn State after missing Week 3. Wisconsin will have its starting running back ready for Week 4.

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NATIONAL UPDATE

5 key takeaways from Big Ten football after Week 3.

5 key takeaways from Big Ten football after Week 3. After Week 3 the Big Ten does not have a clear consensus on who will win the conference, just many potential contenders in a cluttered race Each week continues to be filled with new and intriguing storylines in the Big Ten. The Big Ten is as deep and competitive as it's ever been. Key points from the original article: 1. Oregon's offense is still elite 2. Penn State will be a problem this season 3. The Big Ten is deeper than just top two teams 4. Indiana should be ranked higher 5. UCLA is a huge dark horse in this conference

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NATIONAL UPDATE

Penn State WR Says Offense Feels Like a 'Video Game'.

Penn State WR Says Offense Feels Like a 'Video Game'. Penn State's offense has thrown the football at a high level, but it's far from video game like.

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FEATURED ANALYSIS

Three Big Ten Teams Finished Top Six in EPA. That’s Only the First Tier.

Ohio State, Oregon and Indiana enter 2026 with elite efficiency, proven quarterbacks and national-title expectations. The deeper question is whether USC, Michigan, Washington or a rebuilt Penn State can turn the Big Ten’s strongest middle into a fourth playoff team.

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ROSTER BUILDING

Recruiting & development

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CLASS TREND

Four-year talent direction

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TALENT CONVERSION

Recruiting to production

See how efficiently signed talent develops into starts, impact and wins.

PORTAL PRODUCTION

What transfers added

Separate returning development from incoming and outgoing portal value.

PROGRAM CONTEXT

History & trends

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10SEASON PERFORMANCE VIEW

Wins, efficiency and schedule strength in one timeline.

25RANKED-GAME SPLITS

Home, road, favorite and underdog performance.

4RIVALRY WINDOWS

Recent form versus the long-term series story.

NFLPLAYER PIPELINE

Drafted players by position and development path.