The final game between the Penn State Nittany Lions and the Michigan State Spartans saw one of the most devastating blowout records. Penn State defeated Michigan State 42-0 to end the regular season games with 10-2 ranking third in the Big Ten. But even so, fans feel concerned as Penn State star LB Abdul Carter leaves the game in the second half after what seemed to be an injury. 

Penn State wins a consecutive Land-Grant Trophy against MSU, a rivalry that has been since 1993 where the two programs would meet annually. In the last game, the Nittany Lions defense shone as they sacked MSU QB Katin Houser and created pressure on their offense. The victory has given Penn State a strong chance to make a bowl appearance. 

Abdul Carter leaves the field to the medical tent

As the second half commenced between Penn State and Michigan State, LB Abdul Carter got his 10th career sack. He entered the game with a promising attitude and went on to deliver two sacks before imitating Micah Parsons. But the main concern is that he entered the medical tent following an injury. As of now, it’s not clear whether he’ll be back for the remainder of the game. Recent reports show that the linebacker is in the injury tent.

As of now, Penn State is leading over Michigan State with 42-0. If the Spartans win, they’ll go 5-7. Penn State meanwhile battles with 8-2 as they take another injury as Abdul Carter takes shelter in the injury tent. Penn State DE Chop Robinson was also down with an injury in the first half, but managed to get back in the game. Fans are concerned if the star LB will be able to make it back to counter their deficits against Michigan State. 

Penn State delivers an exceptional performance 

In what is the most explosive game for Penn State, they delivered a major 42-0 blowout defeat to Michigan State in their recent meeting at Ford Field in Detroit. Drew Allar accounted for two 100-yard rushing games for the first time this regular season while Abdul Carter delivered two sacks. 

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The Nittany Lions secured touchdowns on four second-half possessions while raking in an exceptional 586 yards of offense. They celebrate their fifth 10-2 regular season completion under James Franklin in eight years. Ranking third in the Big Ten, there is a high possibility that they’ll be selected for the bowl games next year. 

While Penn State remains a potential contender for the bowl games, the schedule will only be declared on December 3. As for the Michigan State Spartans, they now stand 4-8 after their second-biggest loss this season after the 49-0 blowout loss by the Michigan Wolverines. 

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