STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) Penn State quarterback Trace McSorley has left the game against Iowa with an apparent right leg injury after being sacked in the second quarter Saturday.
McSorley was sandwiched by two Hawkeyes defenders as he tried to scramble on a third down and stayed down, grabbing his right leg. The Beaver Stadium crowd fell silent as athletic trainers attended to the senior. He got up with assistance and had help to take a few steps before walking off on his own with a limp. McSorley has started every game for Penn State since 2016.
He has thrown for 12 touchdowns this season, including one against No. 18 Iowa, and is the team’s second leading rusher.
Junior Tommy Stevens entered for No. 17 Penn State on the next series with the Hawkeyes leading 14-7.
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