Penn State played 64 different players on offense and defense in its 46-11 win over Nevada on Saturday. The Nittany Lions want to build depth on both sides of the ball ahead of the big showdown with Oregon at the end of the month.
Drew Allar: 50
Ethan Grunkemeyer: 22
Kaytron Allen: 29
Nicholas Singleton: 27
Cam Wallace: 11
Corey Smith: 11
Kyron Hudson: 45
Trebor Peña: 41
Liam Clifford: 31
Koby Howard: 22
Devonte Ross: 18
Tyseer Denmark: 17
Aaron Enterline: 6
Khalil Dinkins: 36
Luke Reynolds: 29
Andrew Rappleyea: 19
Finn Furmanek: 8
Joey Schlaffer: 1
Drew Shelton: 50
Nick Dawkins: 50
Anthony Donkoh: 50
Nolan Rucci: 41
Vega Ioane: 41
Cooper Cousins: 35
Ian Harvie: 34
Garrett Sexton: 22
Owen Alciene: 22
Alex Birchmeier: 1
Chimdy Onoh: 1
Dani Dennis-Sutton: 25
Jaylen Harvey: 25
Chaz Coleman: 22
Yvan Kemajou: 18
Mylachi Williams: 14
Bobby Mears: 2
Zane Durant: 26
Xavier Gilliam: 18
Alonzo Ford: 14
Ty Blanding: 14
Owen Wafle: 11
Enai White: 10
De’Andre Cook: 5
Liam Andrews: 4
Randy Adrika: 4
Amare Campbell: 25
Dominic DeLuca: 25
Tony Rojas: 23
Keon Wylie: 22
Anthony Speca: 12
DaKaari Nelson: 1
Kenny Woseley Jr: 34
AJ Harris: 23
Jahmir Joseph: 22
Daryus Dixon: 21
Elliot Washington: 16
Audavion Collins: 15
Tyler Armstead: 9
Antoine Belgrave-Shorter: 34
Zakee Wheatley: 20
Vaboue Toure: 19
Dejuan Lane: 18
Kolin Dinkins: 17
King Mack: 11
Lamont Payne Jr: 4
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