The Michigan Wolverines dominated the first half of their game against the Penn State Nittany Lions, but you wouldn’t know it based on the score.
Michigan led 16-14 at halftime, indicating the game was close. Wild plays, such as the Nittany Lions’ pick-six in the second quarter, helped Penn State keep it close.
Right after Penn State scored its first touchdown of the game to make it 13-7, the Nittany Lions got a pick-six.
It’s hard to tell what happened, but it looks like the pass got batted by Chop Robinson, bounced off a teammate’s helmet and went into the hands of Curtis Jacobs for a 47-yard touchdown.
The score plus the kick gave Penn State its first lead of the game at 14-13.
After being quiet nearly the entire first half, the Nittany Lions made it a game thanks to touchdowns on consecutive possessions.
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