For the first time this season, Penn State coach Mike Rhoades will find out how his team responds to a loss. Fresh off their first setback, the Nittany Lions host Buffalo on Sunday in University Park, Pa., in their final tune-up before Big Ten play begins. Penn State (6-1) won its first six games, all by at least 13 points, before finally feeling the taste of defeat Tuesday in a 75-67 setback against Clemson. Ace Baldwin Jr. led the Nittany Lions with 20 points and 11 assists, but it wasn't enough to defeat the Tigers, an Elite Eight team from a season ago.
Penn State looks to regroup against improved Buffalo
