Penn State looks to ignite running game against Purdue’s porous defense
Penn State has a simple way to find its identity on offense, according to tight end Andrew Rappleyea. “We need to run the ball down people’s throats, which we haven’t done all year,” Rappleyea said. “It would make things a lot easier.” The Nittany Lions will have that opportunity against Purdue Saturday at 4:15 p.m. (TV-BTN) at Beaver Stadium. The Boilermakers (2-2 Big Ten, 3-4) have a porous ...