UCLA shocks Penn State, hands Lions their worst loss of James Franklin’s tenure

PASADENA, Calif. – Winless UCLA handed Penn State the worst loss of James Franklin’s coaching tenure, shocking the seventh-ranked Nittany Lions 42-37 before 39,256 Saturday at the Rose Bowl. Penn State drove to the UCLA 9, where it faced fourth-and-2. Penn State played its worst first half in quite some time. Penn State tried to muster something on offense and did move to the UCLA 36, where it had fourth-and-2. UCLA outgained the Lions 285-92 in the first half and had the ball for 19:25 to 10:35 for Penn State.