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No. 4 Penn State Loses, 23-20, To No. 3 Iowa; Sean Clifford Exits Game With Injury In Second Quarter 

IOWA CITY, Iowa — No. 4 Penn State discovered what existence without quarterback Sean Clifford resembled on Saturday in its Big Ten standoff with No. 3 Iowa, and it wasn't pretty. 토토사이트

Clifford, who endured a shot from linebacker Jack Campbell right off the bat in the subsequent quarter, spent the remainder of the principal half in the storage space and came out after halftime donning a blue T-shirt, which means he was accomplished for the afternoon. 

The Nittany Lions (5-1, 2-1 Big Ten) got a field objective on the play after Clifford's physical issue to take a 17-3 lead yet they oversaw just one field objective after that and lost to the Hawkeyes, 23-20, preceding a boisterous sellout swarm at Kinnick Stadium. 

Ta'Quon Roberson supplanted Clifford and showed the nerves of a redshirt sophomore playing in a major event interestingly. He tossed two block attempts — the third and fourth of the day for Penn State against an Iowa (6-0, 3-0) group that came in with 12 picks — and drove an offense that acquired just 95 yards in the subsequent half. 

The Nittany Lions additionally experienced eight bogus beginning punishments with Roberson as the quarterback, an obvious indicator that the main unit wasn't familiar with working with him. 

The Lions additionally lost protective tackle PJ Mustipher, the anchor of their cautious line, with an obvious knee injury. The guard constrained nine dropkicks, however the Iowa unique groups were solid, and the Hawkeyes scored the go on score with 6 minutes, 26 seconds to play after Penn State punter Jordan Stout's briefest exertion of the day. 

The 36-yard dropkick put Iowa in business at the Lions 44 and Spencer Petras hit Nico Ragaini for a 44-yard score. Penn State's last drive of outcomes was stopped on downs at the Hawkeyes' 45. 

Clifford's physical issue 

The Nittany Lions lost three players to injury in the primary half yet none more significant than Clifford, whose injury was not indicated. He endured a big cheese from Campbell right off the bat in the subsequent quarter and didn't play the remainder of the primary half, investing a lot of that energy in the storage space seeking treatment. He came out after the halftime break out of uniform. Roberson had his spot, however had the option to lead the Nittany Lions to only one field objective in his initial eight belongings in charge. The 10th occurred after Iowa took a 23-20 lead, and in the wake of driving from their 25 to the Iowa 47, the Lions missed the mark on a fourth-and-3 when Roberson's pass to Keyvone Lee acquired simply 2 with 3:39 to play. 

Key wounds slow the Nittany Lions 

The Nittany Lions lost two other central members to wounds in the principal half — Mustipher, the anchor of their protective line, and wellbeing Jonathan Sutherland. Mustipher experienced an obvious left knee injury on the fifth play of the game, and Sutherland was stirred up late in the primary half and stayed away forever. Mustipher required assistance to get to the storage space at halftime and got back to the sideline in the second half on props. Other Penn State players who needed to leave the game in the principal half were wide recipient KeAndre Lambert-Smith, security Jaquan Brisker, protective tackle D'Von Ellies (Mustipher's substitution), and cautious end Arnold Ebiketie, however totally returned. Running back John Lovett watched the second half in road garments. 

What number of bogus beginnings did Penn State have? 

Would you accept eight? Roberson's entrance into the game in the subsequent quarter was a reasonable instance of nerves. He took the field after an Iowa score that slice the Lions' lead to 17-10, and showed his nerves. Roberson dropped his first snap and fell ready and tossed a short pass that Campbell practically captured. A mix of group clamor and the overall newness to Roberson's rhythm brought about three sequential bogus beginning punishments that put the ball in a difficult spot to the 7. Roberson tossed an interference on his next series, a profound ball that Iowa's Riley Moss got at his 45. In any event, running out the check from somewhere down in their own domain ended up being an errand for the Lions, with a bogus beginning punishment moving the ball back to the 3. The Lions securely came to halftime with no more dramatization. For the game, Roberson finished 7 of 20 passes for 34 yards and ran multiple times for 27 yards.