Penn State won its third straight game Saturday afternoon, clinching bowl eligibility with a 40-36 win over Rutgers on the road. It was a surprisingly high-scoring affair that saw the Nittany Lions fall behind in the fourth quarter, before rallying on both sides of the ball to get the win.

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Penn State won 40-36 but trailed 36-33 midway through the fourth quarter when Rutgers quarterback Athan Kaliakmanis lost control of the ball in PSU territory. Lions’ junior linebacker Amare Campell picked it up and headed for the Scarlet Knights’ end zone.

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Rutgers' heartbreaking loss to Penn State in a Big Ten affair at SHI Stadium had no shortage of memorable plays.

Penn State has been a double-digit favorite all week since the lines opened for the game, and the updated college football betting odds on game day appear to have plenty of confidence in the Nittany Lions.

Rutgers Scarlet Knights’ Athan Kaliakmanis fumbled, and Amare Campbell returned it for a touchdown to give the Penn State Nittany Lions the lead.

Smith also was thrilled with what Grunkemeyer did right before half, leading PSU on a five-play, 56-yard drive in 26 seconds, the final play a 31-yard Ryan Barker field goal that broke a tie at 21 with one second left in the second quarter. In a four-point victory, that scoring march was critical.