Highlights: Iowa blown out at No. 12 Penn State, 41-14

Updates from Iowa's 41-14 loss at Penn State, as they happened.

Postgame

Gamer: For the Hawkeyes, it's select all and delete

Hlas: Hawkeyes bottom out in Happy Valley

Game Report: Numbers, news and notes from Iowa's loss

Gallery: 91 Iowa-Penn State photos

6:30 4th: Penn State 41, Iowa 14

A little life from Iowa's offense.

C.J. Beathard connected with Jerminic Smith for a 36-yard touchdown.

9:29 4th: Penn State 41, Iowa 7

Penn State is pouring it on.

Back-up QB Tommy Stevens took a handoff from Trace McSorley, went around the left end and bowled over Desmond King and Brandon Snyder to cross the goal line on a 13-yard TD run.

It's Stevens' first career touchdown.

14:41 4th: Penn State 34, Iowa 7

Iowa converted a 4th-and-inches on the final play of the third quarter, but C.J. Beathard was picked off by Troy Apke two plays later.

On the next play, there was no one within five yards of Saquon Barkley and Trace McSorley found him for a 44-yard TD.

2:38 3rd: Penn State 27, Iowa 7

Tyler Davis' second field goal of the night, this one from 37 yards, extended PSU's lead to 20 late in the third.

Half: Penn State 24, Iowa 7

Penn State added to its lead on the last play of the half as Tyler Davis converted a 30-yard field goal.

4:18 2nd: Penn State 21, Iowa 7

Iowa is on the board, with success on screen plays.

Akrum Wadley took it 12 yards on 2nd-and-goal for Iowa's first score.

Earlier in the drive, LeShun Daniels' went 24 yards on a screen toss from C.J. Beathard

7:58 2nd: Penn State 21, Iowa 0

It's getting ugly.

Trace McSorley bought time under pressure, rolled right and found Mike Gesicki wide open behind the Iowa defense for what was originally ruled a 44-yard TD.

It was ruled after review Gesicki's knee was down at the 1, but McSorley punched it in on the next play.

10:28 2nd: Penn State 14, Iowa 0

Saquon Barkley had Iowa defenders missing left and right and slipping on Beaver Stadium's grass field.

The Penn State running back's 57-yard TD run on 3rd-and-5 put the Nittany Lions up 14.

PENN STATE FIELD GOAL BLOCKED

Iowa kept it a one-score game midway through the first quarter when Josey Jewell blocked Tyler Davis' 30-yard field goal attempt.

IOWA TURNOVER ON DOWNS

Iowa drove 38 yards to the Penn State 37 on its first possession, but C.J. Beathard was pushed back trying to jump over the line on 4th-and-1.

November 6, 2016

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— Stephen Mally (@stephenmally)

12:43 1st: Penn State 7, Iowa 0

That was fast.

Miles Sanders, returned the opening kickoff to the Penn State 48, Saquon Barkley ran three times for 19 yards and PSU capped a six-play opening drive with Trace McSorley's 19-yard TD pass to Saeed Blacknall.