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Penn State seeks answers on offensive line before Michigan trip

Summarised from 2 outlets · 21 reports · Updated 16 Oct, 00:50 · Archive

Penn State, winless in the Big Ten, is seeking to improve its struggling offensive line before facing Michigan.

Penn State, winless in Big Ten play at 0-3, is looking to address problems with its offensive line ahead of facing Michigan. Coach Matt Campbell says the team is making progress despite results not showing it, and he wants to see improvement in the running game against the equally struggling Wolverines, who are 0-2 in conference play.

Campbell is working with offensive coordinator Taylor Mouser to find the right approach and personnel. Mouser acknowledged the offensive line has been a problem, saying the team has 'a running game without an identity'. Penn State's ground game has been particularly weak in recent weeks, generating 48 and 68 yards in its last two games and averaging about two yards per carry against Northwestern and Southern California.

The Nittany Lions have not been held to fewer than 100 yards rushing in three straight games since 2021. Wide receiver Koby Howard, who has been sidelined with an injury, leads the team with eight explosive plays, while Penn State has created just seven in Big Ten play so far.

Penn State seeks answers on offensive line before Michigan trip
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In this story: Penn State · Matt Campbell · Michigan · Taylor Mouser · Koby Howard · Dallas Vakalahi

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