The win not only marked UCLA's first win of the season but shattered a 40-year-old NCAA record in the process. Led by sophomore quarterback Nico Iamaleava, UCLA gashed Penn State on the ground and through the air to a total of 435 yards. Iamaleava scored a game-leading five touchdowns, including three rushing, out-dueling Penn State quarterback Drew Allar in the process. UCLA held the Penn State offense to its second-lowest total yards in a game through five weeks, and stymied the running game. That's a top-notch Penn State team.