Penn State destroyed Kent State Saturday evening in Beaver Stadium, 56-0, in the team’s final non-conference game of the regular season. Let’s get straight into the breakdown.

During the broadcast of this game on Big Ten Network, they flashed a graphic on screen which showed the average weight of PSU and Kent State’s offensive lines and PSU’s was nearly 60 pounds heavier.

Fourteen true freshmen played against the Golden Flashes, including one Nittany Lion who still could be in high school.

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Dejuan Lane, Max Granville, Luke Reynolds and Anthony Speca were among the youngsters who impressed most Saturday.

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