And the Welcome in it's the Lions 24-7 post-game podcast the first of several that we hope to bring you this season.

Live from Beaver Stadium, Tyler Donahue, Sean Fitz, and

Sean, scoreboard's still on and still functioning.

It's got a lot of usage.

79 to 7 Penn State Wallops, Idaho in the opener.

We've got a lot to break down, but clearly a nice day

for the Nittany Lions masses who showed up

to Beaver Stadium hoping to see some signs of positivity from a young crew.

Yeah and they got signs of everyone. I mean there was a lot of players played. I don't

I don't have the exact number in front of me but there was a lot of young guys that have played and it just all across the board I mean

I'm not sure what you can take away from this because the talent gap was just

completely evident on both sides of the ball Penn Penn State, of course, kind of scored at will

and really broke the Idaho offense as well.

So not sure what you can take away from it,

but I mean, 79 points, it's tough to find tough to find some downfalls in that.

And you know, I hate to put it on Mac Hippenhamer, but you kind of can because he muffs that

puny. He actually fumbled a couple of those punt returns and relief duty of

k-J Hamler and jad-ondots in there upon punt-returner and that led to a short drive and a touchdown for Idaho

easily could have been a shutout situation I think the defense

can still probably shock a lot of this up as a shutout situation. Seven sacks for the

defense but so they didn't quite hit the seven and a half that I set I think they'll

still take the performance but you got to talk about the offense, Sean. The numbers are staggering. 79 points, quite frankly, sounds like a basketball score and that is the most points Penn State has scored since they put up 81

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