Despite all of its wins coming within the Bryce Jordan Center to start the season, Penn State couldn't keep the home success rolling Thursday night as it fell to No. 23 Michigan State, 71-55.
The Lady Lions (6-7, 1-2 in Big Ten) fell behind, 11-4, five minutes into the game.
The Spartans (11-3, 2-1 in Big Ten) controlled most of the opening frame, leading 18-10 after 10 minutes.
Junior Peyton Whitted was the biggest contributor in the first quarter despite the slow start for the Lions with four points.
The second quarter saw the Spartans maintain a comfortable lead.