The Nittany Lions totaled 718 yards of offense, setting a single-game record Saturday, in a 56-0 rout to Kent State at Beaver Stadium.

Drew Allar and Tyler Warren were among the standouts from Penn State's dominant win over Kent State at Beaver Stadium.

Allar found a wide-open Clifford for a 14-yard touchdown pass on Penn State’s next possession, then capped a 44-second possession with a 5-yard touchdown run that made it 28-0 at halftime. He yielded the offense to Pribula after extending the lead to 35-0 with a 59-yard dart to Evans early in the third.

Penn State demolished Kent State on Saturday afternoon 56-0 in Beaver Stadium. Here are three takeaways from the Nittany Lions’ final nonconference game of the regular season.

Penn State quarterback Drew Allar threw two first-half touchdowns, and tight end Tyler Warren threw another as the Nittany Lions took a big lead over Kent State.

Drew Allar threw for 309 yards with three touchdown passes to lead host Penn State to a 56-0 rout of Kent State on Saturday at University Park, Pa. Allar completed 17 of 21 passes and helped the 10th-ranked Nittany Lions (3-0) break open a close game with 21 points in the final 5:49 of the first half.

Penn State QB Drew Allar had a strong performance against Kent State on Saturday as the Nittany Lions rolled to a win.

Game went exactly as you would expect.

Drew Allar threw three touchdown passes and ran for a score, and No. 10 Penn State beat Kent State, 56-0, on Saturday. Tyler Warren, Nick Singleton, Liam Clifford, Omari Evans and Khalil Dinkins caught touchdown passes as the Nittany Lions (3-0) outgained Kent State,