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How to Watch, Stream Penn State Vs. Rutgers
A tumultuous week for Penn State football returns to the field Saturday, when the Nittany Lions host Rutgers in their final home game of the 2023 season. Penn State seeks to rebound from a disappointing 24-15 loss to Michigan that led head coach James Franklin to part ways with offensive coordinator Mike Yurcich.
Here's what you need to know about Penn State vs. Rutgers.
Penn State (8-2) Vs. Rutgers (6-4)
When: Noon ET Saturday
Where: Beaver Stadium
TV: FS1
Streaming: FuboTV (start your free trial)
Betting Line: Penn State is a 20.5-point favorite, per DraftKings
Series History: Penn State leads 31-2
Last Meeting: Penn State 55-10 in 2022
Streaks: Penn State has won 16 straight against Rutgers since 1989
How to watch, stream, listen to the Penn State-Rutgers game
FS1 will broadcast Saturday's game beginning at noon ET. Chris Myers will handle the play-by-play, and Robert Smith is the analyst. Stream the game via FuboTV, with a free trial included.
The Penn State Radio Network (check out affiliate stations) has the audio broadcast, with Steve Jones and Jack Ham in the booth. The broadcast also is available on Sirius/XM channels 113/195.
What is the Penn State-Rutgers betting line?
Penn State is a 20.5-point favorite over Rutgers, according to DraftKings. The over/under is 41 points. According to OddsShark, Penn State is 7-3 against the spread this season and has hit the over six times.
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Penn State to celebrate Senior Day
The Nittany Lions will recognize 25 players before what could be their final appearances at Beaver Stadium. Many of those players could activate their bonus season of eligibility (the 2020 COVID season) and return in 2024. The ceremony is scheduled to begin at 11;30 a.m.
About the Penn State Nittany Lions
Penn State fell to 12th in the latest College Football Playoff rankings after a 24-15 loss to Michigan. The Nittany Lions seek their second consecutive 10-2 regular season and fifth under Franklin. Penn State's offense has been the key story of the season. The Lions averaged 43.8 points per game in their eight wins but just 13.5 in their losses to Ohio State and Michigan. As a result, Franklin made a change this week, firing Yurcich with two games remaining. Running backs coach Ja'Juan Seider and tight ends coach Ty Howle will serve as co-coordinators for the remainder of the season.
About the Rutgers Scarlet Knights
Fourth-year coach Greg Schiano got Rutgers off to a good start, as the team won four of its first five games. But the Scarlet Knights have lost two straight and three of their last five and are playing their third ranked opponent in a row. Rutgers arrives at Beaver Stadium following losses to Ohio State (35-16) and Iowa (22-0). The shutout loss was Rutgers' first of the season. Despite ranking fifth in the Big Ten in scoring (24.1 ppg), the Scarlet Knights have scored just 16 total points the past two weeks. Running back Kyle Monangai leads the Big Ten in rushing yards (942) but has played hurt the past few weeks. His status for Saturday's game will be made public as part of the pregame availability report.
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