BLACKSBURG, Va. — In its throwback pink and black uniforms, Penn State went to Blacksburg with a plan to keep its traditional winning ways intact against Virginia Tech.
The Nittany Lions easily routed the Hokies 75-55 to move to 3-1 on the season and pick up their first road win under interim coach Jim Ferry.
Coming off of its first loss of the season to Seton Hall Sunday, Penn State took no time to bolt out to a 17-3 lead and went into the half with a 19-point differential.
Forward Seth Lundy took a step back after two straight team-leading performances in the scoring column, failing to get on the board in the game while shooting 0-for-4 from the field.