Shortly before the game, Penn State’s defense received some welcome news, as Jarod Crespo made his way back into the lineup after an ugly collision into the boards last night. Penn State started pressuring the Sun Devils early,

Nico Iamaleava ran for three touchdowns and passed for two more as UCLA upset No. 7 Penn State 42-37 on Saturday.

Facing a 24.5-point underdog that was winless, Franklin’s seventh-ranked Penn State team was expected to dispatch of winless UCLA with ease, giving the 12th-year head coach his 105th victory in State College.

"We've got to tune out all the outside noise," Franklin said postgame when asked about preventing his team from spiraling further. "I thought our guys worked hard at doing that last week, but obviously not well enough. ... There's going to be a lot out there to divide, divide, divide, and we've got to tune all that out and stick together."

Just three minutes later, Charlie Cerrato won a faceoff in the Arizona State zone, which fell to Matt DiMarsico, who found Wiebusch. Wiebusch capitalized on this opportunity, sneaking the puck through the legs of Hasley to make it 2-2.

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Penn State's defense, playing without injured starting linebacker Tony Rojas, could not get off the field on third down. UCLA converted 7-of-8 third-down attempts and went 5-for-5 on one scoring drive. Entering the game, UCLA ranked last in the Big Ten and 125th in the country in third-down success rate (30.6 percent).