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JANUARY 1, 2019 - 1 P.M. GAME #13 887 WINS (8th in Nation) 2 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 49 BOWL GAMES (T-9th in Nation) 4 BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS Orlando, Fla. - Camping World Stadium (65,000) 29 BOWL WINS (T-4th in Nation) Series: Penn State, 3-2 84% ALL-TIME GRADUATION RATE Last Meeting: Penn State, 26-14 January 1, 1999 - Raymond James Stadium 100 1ST-TEAM ALL-AMERICANS Complete Series Info on Page 8 66 ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS (2nd in Nation) THE MATCHUP PENN STATE KENTUCKY NITTANY LIONS WILDCATS 9-3, 6-3 Big Ten TV PxP: Dave Flemming PxP: Steve Jones 9-3, 5-3 SEC Analyst: Brock Huard Analyst: Jack Ham Head Coach: . James Franklin (East Stroudsburg ’95) Sideline: Laura Rutledge Sideline: Derrick Williams Head Coach: . .Mark Stoops (Iowa ‘90) Record at Penn State (5th season): . 45-20 ( 6. 92) Record at Kentucky (6th season): . 35-39 ( 4. 73) Career Record (8th season): . 69-35 ( 66. 3) Radio PxP: Beth Mowins Local: 93 7. FM/1450 AM Career Record (Same): . Same vs . Kentucky . 3-0 Analyst: Anthony Becht Web: GoPSUsports. com vs . Penn State: . .First Meeting Sideline: Rocky Boiman Sirius/XM/Internet: 205/195/957 BY THE #’S INSIDE THE GAME BREAKDOWN NO. 12 PENN STATE MEETS NO. 14 KENTUCKY RUSHING 49th Penn State: Miles Sanders 207 for 1,223 yds (101 .9), 9 TD IN VRBO CITRUS BOWL Kentucky: Benny Snell Jr . 263 for 1,305 yds (108 .8), 14 TD Bowl appearance No . 12 Penn State concludes the 2018 season with a trip to the VRBO Citrus Bowl PASSING to face No . 14 Kentucky . The New Year’s Day bowl is set for 1 p m. on ABC in Camping Penn State: Trace McSorley 175-of-328, 2,284 yds (190 .3), 16 TD/6 INT World Stadium in Orlando, Florida . 40+ Kentucky: Terry Wilson 171-of-253, 1,768 yds (147 .3), 11 TD/8 INT Penn State is making a bowl appearance for a fifth consecutive season and 49th Team sacks in four RECEIVING time overall, ranking the Nittany Lions tied for ninth all-time in bowl appearances . It’s consecutive seasons Penn State: KJ Hamler 41 for 713 yds (59 4),. 5 TD the Lions’ sixth appearance in the Citrus Bowl and first since the 2009 season . Kentucky: Lynn Bowden Jr . 62 for 661 yds (55 1),. 5 TD A third-straight 10-win season is on the line for Penn State, equaling a feat that has DEFENSE not been accomplished since 1980-82 . 25th Penn State: Yetur Gross-Matos 54 tkls, 20 0. TFL, 8 0. SK, 1 FR, 2 FF Leading the Nittany Lions for the final time is senior quarterback Trace McSorley, New Year’s Day bowl Kentucky: Josh Allen 84 tkls, 18 .5 TFL, 14 0. SK, 4 PBU, 2 FR, 5 FF game in Penn State Penn State’s all-time passing and wins leader . Just one passing attempt will make him history the first Penn State quarterback to throw in four bowl games . McSorley was named to PSU TEAM UK the All-Big Ten second team along with running back Miles Sanders . 34 6 . SCORING/GAME 26 6 . Penn State’s defense is led by two All-Big Ten first team picks, defensive end Yetur 208 6 . RUSHING/GAME 201 3 . 16 Gross-Matos and cornerback Amani Oruwariye . Gross-Matos ranks second in the Big 188-344-7 PASSING (C-A-INT) 185-281-10 All-Big Ten honorees Ten in tackles for loss (1 .7 per game) and is one of three Nittany Lion defensive linemen 215 8 . PASSING/GAME 164 8 . to rank in the top-10 in the Big Ten in sacks per game . Oruwariye ranks third in the Big 424 .3 TOTAL OFFENSE/GAME 366 .2 Ten in passes defended with 1 .3 per game . +1 TURNOVER MARGIN Even 6th The Lions face a Kentucky team on the rise . The Wildcats went 9-3 during the 20 0. PTS ALLOWED/GAME 16 .3 Appearance in the VRBO regular season, their best mark in 41 years, led by a stifling defense and strong running 168 4. OPP . RUSH YDS/GAME 150 .8 Citrus Bowl attack . Linebacker Josh Allen won the Bednarik and Nagurski awards as the nation’s 214-401-13 OPP . PASSING 199-341-8 best defender and was also the SEC Defensive Player of the Year . Running back Benny 186 .5 OPP . PASS YDS/GAME 181 .3 Snell Jr . and offensive guard Bunchy Stallings joined Allen on the All-SEC first team . 354 .9 OPP . TOTAL OFFENSE/GAME 332 .2 2018 SCHEDULES PENN STATE KENTUCKY Overall (B1G): 9-3 (6-3 East) Home: 5-2 Road: 4-1 Ntrl: 0-0 Overall (SEC): 9-3 (5-3 East) Home: 6-1 Road: 3-2 Ntrl: 0-0 PSU Rank Opponent (Rank) Time/Result TV Attend. Rank Opponent (Rank) Time/Score TV Attend. September September 1 10/9 Appalachian State (-/RV) W, 45-38 (OT) BTN 105,232 1 Central Michigan W, 35-20 ESPNU 49,138 8 13/10 at Pittsburgh W, 51-6 ABC 68,400 8 - /RV at Florida * (25/25) W, 27-16 SEC Network 80,651 15 11/10 Kent State W, 63-10 FS1 106,528 15 RV/RV Murray State W, 48-10 SEC Network 48,217 21^ T-10/9 at Illinois * W, 63-24 FS1 34,704 22 RV/RV Mississippi State * (14/14) W, 28-7 ESPN2 60,037 29 9/9 Ohio State * (4/4) L, 26-27 ABC 110,889 29 17/17 South Carolina * (RV/RV) W, 24-10 SEC 63,081 October October 138 8/ Michigan State * (-/RV) L, 17-21 BTN 106,685 6 13/15 at Texas A&M * (RV/RV) L, 14-20 ESPN 99,829 20 18/16 at Indiana * W, 33-28 ABC 41,553 20 14/17 Vanderbilt * W, 14-7 SEC Network 54,269 27 17/16 Iowa * (18/18) W, 30-24 ESPN 105,244 27 12/14 at Missouri * W, 15-14 SEC Network 53,397 November November 3 14/13/14 at Michigan * (5/5/5) L, 7-42 ESPN 111,747 3 11/12/9 Georgia *(6/6/6) L, 17-34 CBS 63,543 10 21/20/20 Wisconsin * (RV/RV/-) W, 22-10 ABC 105,396 10 12/12/11 at Tennessee * L, 7-24 SEC Network 95,258 17 16/15/14 at Rutgers * W, 20-7 BTN 44,840 17 20/21/17 Middle Tennessee W, 34-23 SEC Network 47,535 24 15/14/12 Maryland * W, 38-3 ABC 98,422 24 17/18/15 at Louisville W, 56-10 ESPN2 49,988 January January 1 13/12/12 vs . Kentucky ^^ (16/15/14) 1 p .m . ABC 1 16/15/14 vs . Penn State ^^ (13/12/12) 1 p .m . ABC * - B1G game ^ - Friday game ^^ - Camping World Stadium All times Eastern Rankings: AP/Coaches/CFP * - SEC game ^^ - Camping World Stadium All times Eastern Rankings: AP/Coaches/CFP TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 2 . Quick Facts/NFL Notes Page 19 .. Quarterback Club Page 30-33 . Record. Watch Page 3 . Opponent Tracker/B1G Standings/Media Info 19 . National Statistical Leaders Page 34-45 . Games 1-12 Page 4-6 . Head Coach James Franklin Page 20 . Offense Notes Page 46-47 . Citrus Bowl History Page 7 . National Polls/Leadership 20 . Coaching Staff Notes/SI Cover Page 48-53 . Bowl Records Page 8 . Series Notes Page 21 . Ground & Air Attack Page 54-73 . Player Bios Page 9-10 .. Citrus Bowl Notes 21 . Community Service Page 74-81 . Game-by-Game Statistics 9 . .Bowl History/Rankings Comparison Page 22-23 . Defense Notes Page 82-83 . .Long Play Breakdown 10 .. Bowl Opponent/Bowl Destinations 22 . Classroom Success Page 84 . Tackle Breakdown Page 11-12 . Highlights 23 . Happy Valley Page 85 . Season Superlatives 11 . Record Breakdown/This Day in History Page 24 . .Special Teams Notes Page 86 . The Last Time . 12 . Winningest Programs/At The Start 24 .. Future Schedules Page 87 . Start Chart Page 13-16 . .Honors & Awards Page 25 . .Depth Chart/Pronunciations/Asst . Coaches Page 88 . .Starters/Participation 16 . Coaching Staff POTW/Wally Triplett Page 26-27 . .Numerical Roster Page 89-91 . Season Statistics Page 17-18 . .Trace McSorley Page 28-29 . Alphabetical. Roster 2 2018 PENN STATE FOOTBALL PROGRAM NOTES B1G PLAYERS OF THE WEEK WINNING RECORD SEPT. 3 OCT. 1 NOV. 5 Penn State clinched its 14th consecutive winning season in OFF: QB Dwayne Haskins, OSU OFF: QB Dwayne Haskins, OSU OFF: RB Reggie Corbin, ILL 2018 . Only five FBS teams have had a winning season each DEF: LB Jake Hansen, ILL DEF: DE Chase Winovich, MICH WR Terry Wright, PUR of the last 14 years (Penn State, Oklahoma, Boise State, DB Antoine Brooks Jr ., MD DE Chase Young, OSU DEF: LB Joe Bachie, MSU LSU, Wisconsin) . Virginia Tech can achieve the feat with ST: DB Ambry Thomas, MICH ST: P Joe Schopper, PUR ST: K Spencer Evans, PUR a bowl win . DB Antoine Winfield Jr ., MINN FR: WR KJ Hamler, PSU FR: WR Rashod Bateman, MINN Penn State holds the FBS record for most consecutive FR: WR Jeshaun Jones, MD QB Adrian Martinez, NEB seasons without a losing record at 49 (1939-87) . (ESPN WR Rondale Moore, PUR OCT. 8 Stats & Info) OFF: QB Dwayne Haskins, OSU NOV. 12 ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE SEPT. 10 DEF: DE Anthony Nelson, IOWA OFF: RB Devine Ozigbo, NEB A total of 456 of Penn State football student-athletes, OFF: RB Jonathan Taylor, WIS ST: RB Ty Johnson, MD DEF: DT Robert Windsor, PSU including 32 in 2018, have earned Academic All-Big Ten DEF: DE A .J .
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    FOOTBALL AWARD WINNERS Consensus All-America Selections 2 Consensus All-Americans by School 20 National Award Winners 32 First Team All-Americans Below FBS 42 NCAA Postgraduate scholarship winners 72 Academic All-America Hall of Fame 81 Academic All-Americans by School 82 CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS In 1950, the National Collegiate Athletic Bureau (the NCAA’s service bureau) compiled the first official comprehensive roster of all-time All-Americans. The compilation of the All-America roster was supervised by a panel of analysts working in large part with the historical records contained in the files of the Dr. Baker Football Information Service. The roster consists of only those players who were first-team selections on one or more of the All-America teams that were selected for the national audience and received nationwide circulation. Not included are the thousands of players who received mention on All-America second or third teams, nor the numerous others who were selected by newspapers or agencies with circulations that were not primarily national and with viewpoints, therefore, that were not normally nationwide in scope. The following chart indicates, by year (in left column), which national media and organizations selected All-America teams. The headings at the top of each column refer to the selector (see legend after chart). ALL-AMERICA SELECTORS AA AP C CNN COL CP FBW FC FN FW INS L LIB M N NA NEA SN UP UPI W WCF 1889 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – √ – 1890 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – √ – 1891 – – –