Penn State finally snapped its six-game losing streak with a controlled 28-10 win at Michigan State on Saturday at Spartan Stadium, claiming the Land Grant Trophy for the third consecutive year for the first time since 2004-06.

It had been a little over two months since Penn State won a football game. Six straight losses, a coaching change and the starting quarterback out for the year with an injury. But Saturday the Nittany Lions broke through in a big way, thumping Michigan State, 28-10 in East Lansing.

Finally! Penn State ends its losing streak with 28-10 triumph over Michigan State for Terry Smith's first victory

“Kaytron was just unbelievable,” Penn State interim head coach Terry Smith said. Allen and backfield mate Nick Singleton, who finished with 56 yards on 15 carries, helped the Lions set a season high with 240 rushing yards.

QB Aidan Chiles is out, meaning Alessio Milivojevic will get his second straight start as Michigan State football hosts Penn State on Saturday.

Dennis-Sutton might've had better performances, but his play against Michigan State gave Nittany Lions fans something to smile about this year.

The race is on for Penn State to find a replacement for James Franklin and locate the right head coach to take the football program into the future, and a surpr

Kaytron Allen and relentless defensive pressure drive Penn State football to their first win in two months at Michigan State.