Penn State vs. Indiana 1993 GAME STORY

In a quality game that kept viewers entertained all the way throughout the fourth quarter, Penn State outlasted the Hoosiers of Indiana to get the win. It was a match-up of two top-20 ranked teams, with Indiana holding a slight edge in the rankings. Early on, Ki-Jana Carter carried the offense. Late in the game, Bobby Engram carried the offense. Collins played very well and the offense moved the ball most of the day. The defense played well against the run, but struggled mightily against the pass, and that is what allowed the visitors to hang around with the Blue and White until the end. Indiana receiver Thomas Lewis had an absolute monstrous day with 12 catches for 286 yards and 2 TDs. But in the end, it was pressure on the Hoosier quarterback that forced a late interception by Tony Pittman to stop Indiana's final threat to score.
Penn State's Top Performers:
Ki-Jana Carter: 23 carries, 140 yards, 2 TDs
Bobby Engram: 6 catches, 110 yards, 2 TDs
Kerry Collins: 18-26, 213 yards, 2 TDs
Penn State moves on to a 6-2 record after losing it's previous 2 games, to get back on the winning track. Indiana fell to 7-2 with the loss to Penn State. The Hoosiers finished 1993 with an 8-4 record, and an Independence Bowl loss to Virginia Tech.

[@dougdebiase1827]

Thank you for uploading! One of the more underrated games in Beaver Stadium history. This was the game that served as the spark for PSU’s juggernaut offense in ‘94. They scored a lot of points in the five game winning streak to end the ‘93 season.

[@AtomicZ06]

Very true. We sure did!!

[@shanetrimble9265]

Great game

[@AtomicZ06]

Wow. Remember this one quite well.

[@MeIn321]

Indiana and Minnesota always play PSU tough.