Penn State records largest shutout ever in B1G game, has outscored Maryland by incredible number in last three
Penn State absolutely crushed Maryland Friday night. The final score?
59-0.
It was that bad.
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The Nittany Lions led 38-0 at halftime and outgained the Terrapins in terms of total yardage 619-128. Again, it was that bad.
With that beat-down taking place, Penn State accomplished a school record once the final whistle blew:
#PennState records its largest shutout ever in a #BigTen game. They have outscored Maryland 163-6 in the last 3 meetings (since 2017). #WeAre #PSUnrivaled #PSUvsMD
— BTNStatsGuys (@BTNStatsGuys) September 28, 2019
Penn State recorded its largest shutout ever in a Big Ten game. That’s pretty hard to believe. Sure, 59-0 is an insane score for a B1G game, but, the Nittany Lions have a long, heralded history in the conference.
Also, in the last three meetings between the two teams, Penn State has outscored Maryland 163-6. Ouch.
The two will meet again next season on Nov. 21 at Beaver Stadium. Maybe the Terps can make it more of a competitive game then.
