​STATE COLLEGE, PA – SEPTEMBER 07: KJ Hamler #1 of the Penn State Nittany Lions catches a pass against Tyrone Hill #33 of the Buffalo Bulls during the second half at Beaver Stadium on September 07, 2019 in State College, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Scott Taetsch/Getty Images) | Getty Images The Nittany Lions return home to close out the non-conference slate.Penn State (2-0) vs. Buffalo (1-1)Kickoff: Noon, Beaver Stadium, State College, PAThe Betting Line: Penn State –40.5 (Fanduel)TV: BTN, Noon, Chris Vosters (play-by-play), Matt Millen (analyst), Caroline Hendershot (sideline)Weather: A pleasant day with a high of 70, with a small chance of rain in the afternoon. COACHES:Matt Campbell:PENN STATE RECORD: 2-0, 1st YearOVERALL RECORD: 109-70, 15th YearVS. BUFFALO: 2-0Pete Lembo: BUFFALO RECORD: 15-12, 3rd YearOVERALL RECORD: 127-77, 18th YearVS. PENN STATE: 0-0FUN FACTSPenn State is 3-1 against Buffalo and 33-3 against MAC opponents…Rocco Becht has seven TD passes through the first two games, the most to start the season since Tony Sacca in 1991…Penn State is currently first in the Big Ten in scoring defense, passing defense, and explosive play % defense…nationally, Penn State is first in scoring defense and fourth in passing defense.BUFFALO OFFENSE VS. PENN STATE DEFENSEBuffalo may be without starting quarterback Elijah Holmes, who missed the second half against Florida International with a knee injury. Sophomore Jason Wright filled in but struggled, completing 13-of-27 pass attempts with two touchdowns and an interception. Wright will have the advantage of Chance Morrow though, a senior receiver with NFL potential. The 6-4 target already has five touchdown catches on the season, and his 18 receptions are three times more than the second-leading receivers, tight end Clint Walker and receiver Jaylen Andrews. The Bulls have a two-man rushing attack split evenly between Terrance Shelton Jr. and Messiah Burch. Shelton is a bigger back that can get tough yards between the tackles, while Burch is the more explosive play threat. Penn State’s starting defense has only allowed three points through the first two games. They have left little room for error thus far outside of a handful of missed assignments and tackles – which has mostly been due to many inexperienced players rotating in. Tony Rojas leads the team in tackles despite playing limited downs. He will likely be on a pitch count on Saturday before playing more regularly when Big Ten play begins. Transfer defensive tackles Siale Taupaki and Keanu Williams have also emerged as difference-makers in the trenches. It’s clear that the addition of big, speace-eating defensive tackles is helping everyone else on the field make plays. PENN STATE OFFENSE VS. BUFFALO DEFENSERocco Becht has looked every bit the nation’s most experienced quarterback through two games. He’s completed 76% of pass attempts with seven touchdowns and no interceptions. He’s also done an admirable job of spreadin