Out, sixth-ranked Penn State (8-1 overall, 5-1 Big Ten) -- by scoring on all four of its first-half possessions without much trouble at all -- treated the Huskies like just another typo, erasing them with a few deft strokes to appease the color-coordinated crowd,

Penn State bounced back from last week’s loss to Ohio State to rout Washington, 35-6 in the annual White Out game. PSU dominated the Huskies behind tight end Tyler Warren who caught 8 passes for 75 yards and ran for two touchdowns and quarterback Drew Allar who went 20-28 for 228 yards and a touchdown.

Penn State’s offense started tremendously, scoring a touchdown on all four first-half drives. The Nittany Lion defense also came out to play, grabbing an interception on Washington’s third drive and making quarterback Will Rogers feel all sorts of pressure.

He even committed to the Huskies before de-committing and winding up across the country at Penn State. The 6-4, 348-pound Ioane will get a chance to play against some familiar faces and a familiar team when the sixth-ranked Nittany Lions (4-1 Big Ten,

What is Penn State football's record in White Out games? Here's what to know, including the history behind it:

Beaver Stadium, University Park, Pa. Latest Line (via ESPN Bet): Penn State -13.5, Total 45.5 All-time series: Penn State leads 3-0; Most recent matchup: Dec. 30, 2017, Penn State won 35-28 QB Will Rogers: 71.