Penn State vs Oregon Postgame Show: Lions fall in White Out

The Penn State Nittany Lions football team lost to the Oregon Ducks in the 2025 White Out game. It was another big game opportunity to make a statement for the program, and the team fell at home, despite an electric atmosphere from the crowd. Join the BWI Live Postgame show to discuss what happened and how the team let the latest regular-season win slip away. We’re live at the final whistle of the game on YouTube and will spend an hour with fans discussing their thoughts on the game while breaking down the action from our perspective.

If you’re waking up on Sunday morning and want to learn more about the game, check out the BWI Live Show on replay in this article, on the Blue White Illustrated YouTube Channel, and wherever you get your podcasts.

Penn State struggle on offense in another big game

The Penn State offense failed to show up in another big game. The team gained just 69 yards in the first half and scored a field goal early in the game. Unsurprisingly, the offense was poor on third down again tonight, going only 4-11 (36%) through the third quarter.

The offense woke up late, with a 34-yard touchdown strike from quarterback Drew Allar to receiver Devonte Ross. Penn State had the ball with four minutes left in the game, down seven points, Ross punched the ball into the end zone to force overtime.

However, in the second overtime, the Penn State defense ran out of juice and allowed a touchdown to Gary Bryant. The offense failed to counter and lost in overtime.

Defense plays a warrior’s game

With the offense struggling, the Nittany Lions defense was able to keep the team in the game against an explosive and dangerous Oregon offense. Penn State gave up yards, but kept a lid on Dakorien Moore and Dante Moore, the talented duo at receiver and quarterback for Oregon.

Linebaker Amare Campbell and safety Zakee Wheatley led the team in tackles and plays throughout the game, but wore down late, giving up two touchdowns in the third and fourth quarters to give up an insurmountable lead.

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Of course, you’ll also likely want to know what Penn State head coach James Franklin had to say after the game. We’ll have his full press conference comments on our YouTube Channel following the loss. Then, stick around for Instant Analysis from the field level as Greg Pickel, Nate Bauer, and Sean Fitz give you their reactions to the game. Your home for Penn State football gamedays is Blue White Illustrated!