Penn State's offense will face a significant test against Washington's ball-hawking defense, which has built a reputation for forcing turnovers. The Huskies' secondary leads the conference in interceptions, and their front seven consistently disrupts opposing quarterbacks.
The Nittany Lions must protect the football and avoid costly mistakes if they hope to sustain drives. Washington's ability to capitalize on turnovers has swung momentum in several games this season, making ball security a top priority for Penn State's game plan.
