The annual Blue-White scrimmage held at Beaver Stadium this afternoon marked the official start of the Bill O'Brien era in front of an estimated crowd of 60,000 Nittany Lion fans, as the defense won the game 77-65 under O'Brien's new scoring system.
Each of this season's potential starting quarterbacks all threw interceptions. Matt McGloin, the leading candidate for the starting quarterback job, was 6-of-13 with 105 yards, a touchdown and an interception. Rob Bolden was 7-of-14 for 78 yards and three INT's and Paul Jones was 6-of-15 with 113 yards, one touchdown and one pick.
Receiver turned running back, Bill Belton, finished with 50 yards and one touchdown on seven carries while wideout Allen Robinson had three catches for 87 yards.
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