Penn State seeks offensive improvements after Wisconsin defeat

Summarised from 2 outlets · 9 reports · Updated 2 Oct, 13:01 · Archive

Penn State is looking to improve its offence following a loss to Wisconsin.

Penn State is aiming to improve offensively after a painful loss to Wisconsin. The team managed just one explosive play in that game, with wide receiver Koby Howard, who leads the Lions in gains of 20 or more yards with eight, unable to play.

Penn State faces Northwestern on Friday. Quarterback Rocco Becht has thrown nine touchdown passes in four games, while running back James Peoples, a transfer from Ohio State, has established himself as the team's top running back to open Big Ten play and feels he has done enough to earn the starting role.

How it is being reported

• This PSU RB feels he's earned the starting rolePennLive · 1 Oct, 00:06
• Who had Penn State's only explosive play vs. Wisconsin?PennLive · 30 Sept, 12:43
• Penn State-Northwestern matchup: Key players, positionsPennLive · 30 Sept, 12:21
• Matt Campbell on Penn State's shrinking WR productionPennLive · 30 Sept, 11:00
• Penn State looking for offensive improvement after painful loss to WisconsinTribLIVE · 30 Sept, 02:22
• PSU holds rare players meeting to address Wisconsin lossPennLive · 29 Sept, 22:44
• Penn State's Rocco Becht on Wisconsin loss: 'We know we messed up'PennLive · 29 Sept, 21:28
• Why did Penn State QB Rocco Becht struggle vs. Wisconsin?PennLive · 29 Sept, 18:40
• Is Penn State QB Rocco Becht healthy? Hey, Bob!PennLive · 29 Sept, 11:00

In this story: Penn State · Wisconsin · Northwestern · Rocco Becht · Koby Howard · James Peoples · Ohio State

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