The Penn State offense went back to the basics for its week two contest against Delaware. The Nittany Lions took what the Blue Hens defense gave them with alarming efficiency. It was a perfect use for a game like this — while Delaware deserves credit for coming in with a solid game plan and playing hard, the talent differential was clear from the start. It was an opportnity for the offense to hone its skills and chemistry, which will come in extremely handy down the road as the team breaks in a new starting quarterback and pass catchers.
It worked well, with the offense producing eight scoring drives that all ended with a touchdown of six yards or less.