Tight End HISTORY MADE as Tyler Warren SHATTERS Legendary Penn State Record

Oct. 6—STATE COLLEGE — When Penn State tight end Tyler Warren found the end zone during Saturday's 27-11 win over UCLA, he etched his name in the Nittany Lions football record book.

It was a moment that Warren won’t soon forget, as he passed Pat Freiermuth for the most touchdowns by a tight end in Penn State program history.

Freiermuth, who is now a member of the Pittsburgh Steelers, held the record with an impressive 16 touchdowns during his time as a Nittany Lion. However, Warren’s latest score gave him the top spot, with a total of 17 touchdowns.

The record-breaking touchdown was a testament to Warren’s hard work and dedication to the sport. The tight end has been a vital part of Penn State’s offense this season, consistently making big plays and putting points on the board.

Penn State fans took to social media to congratulate Warren on his achievement, with many calling him one of the greatest tight ends in program history.

Warren’s record-breaking touchdown was just one of the many highlights from Penn State’s 27-11 win over UCLA. The Nittany Lions dominated the Bruins, outscoring them in three of the four quarters.

Penn State’s defense was also impressive, holding UCLA to just 11 points. The Nittany Lions had several key stops throughout the game, including a crucial interception in the fourth quarter that sealed the win.

With the win, Penn State moves to 5-0 on the season and remains one of the top-ranked teams in the country. The Nittany Lions will face their toughest test yet when they take on Ohio State next week, but with Warren and the rest of the team playing at such a high level, they are confident they can come out on top.

Warren’s record-breaking touchdown was a moment that will be remembered for a long time, and it is a testament to the talent and hard work of the Penn State tight end.