Social media buzz following Penn State's Week 3 game vs. Buffalo
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State ran all over Buffalo in Week 3, leaving no doubt against the overmatched Bulls. Penn State rushed for over 300 yards of offense and had contributions from multiple players in the running game as Penn State cruised to a 55-13 victory in Week 3 to wrap up an undefeated non-conference portion of the schedule.
After the game, it was a cause for some postgame celebration.
Nittany Lions Win! pic.twitter.com/SjbTOMKhKd
— Penn State Football (@PennStateFball) September 19, 2026
Given the non-conference schedule in front of them, Penn State was expected to easily get off to a solid start. They did just that with double-digit victories against Marshall, Temple, and Buffalo. Penn State was favored by large margins in each of those games and managed to win each of those games by comfortable results. Outside of a slow start on the road at Temple, the Penn State offense put up a good point total and the defense was tough to score on through the first three games of the season.
Penn State heads into B1G play outscoring their opponents 127-22
— Hardcore Penn State Football (@HardcorePSUFB) September 19, 2026
Penn State's Week 3 win against Buffalo was energized by a resurgence on the ground. Following a relatively slower start running the football than most anticipated, the Nittany Lions exploded for over 300 rushing yards against Buffalo, and it was highlighted by some big chunk plays from multiple players.
You get a touchdown! You get a touchdown! You get a touchdown!
Every Penn State running back gets a touchdown! pic.twitter.com/DT29F1WJin
— Zach Seyko (@zach_seyko) September 19, 2026
Joining in the fun was Cam Wallace, who has worked his way back to playing a meaningful role on the roster this season.
Cam Wallace's 59 yard TD run puts Penn State up 55-6!
Let's not forget this is a guy who broke both of his ankles on the same play against Kent State in 2024. So awesome to see Cam battle back from that & having an impact this season.
— Dylan Dawson (@PSU_Dylan) September 19, 2026
Of course, despite a big day from the running game, it is fair to wonder if Penn State will be able to keep up this level of success now that Big Ten play is here. The defensive challenges are about to get more physical, after all.
Question answered today: Yes, Matt Campbell has a temper.
Question yet to be answered: Will Penn State be able to run the football in the Big Ten? Tune in next Saturday at 5 to find out.— Ray Eckenrode (@15MinutesOnline) September 19, 2026
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Matt Millen dismissively and with a tone of disgust in his voice, “We need to run the ball better!“
“We” (Penn State) are averaging 8 yards per carry and have almost 200 yards rushing in a little over one half of football LMFAOOOO
— Gym Nagy (@BackcountryFam) September 19, 2026
Former Penn State star Matt Millen was on the Big Ten Network broadcast crew for the game, and he was caught slipping a "we" when referring to Penn State. But perhaps one comment didn't stand the test of time as the game played out.
But what about the game from rising star wide receiver Koby Howard? Comments about how the previous coaching staff had Koby Howard tucked away on the bench last season popped up once again this week as Howard was making big plays once again. Just three games into the season, is it time to put Koby Howard on record watch?
There is a world where Penn State WR Koby Howard breaks Allen Robinson’s single-season receiving-yard record of 1,432 yards in 2013 (119.3 yards/game) at Penn State football
Howard has 344 yards so far in 2026 (114.67 yds/game)
161 yds vs Marshall
68 yds vs Temple
115 yds vs…— Zane Brancefield (@ZaneBrancefield) September 19, 2026
We'll see what the social media buzz is like next week following Penn State's Big Ten opener. Penn State hosts Wisconsin next Saturday for the first Big Ten game of the season for each program. Kickoff is set for 5:00 p.m. ET from Beaver Stadium.
This article originally appeared on Nittany Lions Wire: Social media buzz following Penn State's Week 3 game vs. Buffalo
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