The list isn’t actually 35 records long, of course, but Warren’s hoard of accolades continues to grow each week. In a 35-6 win over Washington in the White Out, the senior passed current Cincinnati Bengal Mike Gesicki for most receptions and most receiving yards by a Penn State tight end in a single season.

The unusual tight end numbers and attention keep coming for Penn State football's Tyler Warren. He's a 6-foot-6, 261-pound junior − and a former high school quarterback − from Mechanicsville, Virginia. And he continues to put up gaudy statistics and break tight end records − doing it all in the most versatile ways possible.

The Nittany Lions turned up the first-half offense, and turned loose Tyler Warren, in a rousing win over the Huskies.

Reed secured the easiest interception of his career, picking off Washington quarterback Will Rogers, who was under duress and threw it up for grabs. It was Reed’s third INT of the year; his first helped send it to OT at USC and his second was the pick-six at Wisconsin. This one turned into a Penn State touchdown and 21-0 lead on the ensuing drive.

Tight end Tyler Warren made a game-high eight receptions and rushed for two touchdowns as No. 6 Penn State trounced Washington 35-6 Saturday night in the Nittany Lions' annual white-out

Penn State hosted the Washington Huskies on Saturday night in the team’s annual White Out and dominated from start to finish. The Nittany Lions won the game 35-6, bouncing back from last week’s 20-13 loss to Ohio State.

The Penn State Nittany Lions set an assertive first-half tone against the Washington Huskies in moving to 8-1.

No. 6 Penn State (8-1, 5-1) bounced back from a loss to Ohio State a week ago with one of its best showings of the season in a dominating 35-6 victory over Washington (5-5, 3-4) on Saturday night in front of a White Out crowd of 110,