
How to Watch the Penn State vs. FIU Game: Channel, Time, Predictions
The Nittany Lions prepare to face FIU, with expectations set high after their last performance.
A matchup of prominent teams occurs this week in Happy Valley, where the Penn State Nittany Lions will host the Florida International Panthers. In their recent game, Penn State claimed a decisive 46-11 victory against the Nevada Wolf Pack, accumulating a substantial 438 yards of total offense compared to Nevada’s 203. They established a solid 27-3 lead by halftime while maintaining dominance with a 3-0 turnover advantage.
Conversely, FIU also secured a notable win against Bethune-Cookman, scoring 42-9 despite not achieving any touchdown passes. This contest marks just the second meeting between these two programs; their first encounter in 2007 resulted in a convincing 59-0 victory for Penn State, with notable performances from Anthony Morelli and Evan Royster.
Where to watch Penn State vs. FIU live
- Date: Saturday, Sept. 6 | Time: 12 p.m. ET
- Location: Beaver Stadium – University Park, Pennsylvania
- TV: Big Ten Network | Stream: Fubo (Try for free)
What to know about Penn State vs. FIU
It is the second meeting between programs:
FIU and Penn State met previously in 2007, where Penn State secured a 59-0 victory. Anthony Morelli threw for 295 yards and three touchdowns during that match, while Evan Royster contributed with a rushing touchdown.
FIU’s aggressive running strategy:
In their season opener, all of FIU’s touchdowns were scored via rushing, led by quarterback Keyone Jenkins and running back Kejon Owens, each contributing multiple touchdowns. This performance tied a single-game record for the program.
Penn State’s impressive offensive lineup:
Penn State returns a 3,000-yard passer and multiple 1,000-yard rushers for the second consecutive season, a rarity in FBS history. In their previous game, Kaytron Allen and Nicholas Singleton combined for 62 yards and three touchdowns, solidifying their notable scoring track record.
Prediction:
Penn State has an established winning streak of 22 games in August and September, maintaining an impressive nonconference home winning streak of 29 games. With a line set at 41.5 points in favor of Penn State, they’re expected to emerge victorious again, though previous performances leave fans questioning whether they’ll cover the spread. After a week without a cover, coach James Franklin will likely lead his team back on track.
Pick: Penn State -41.5