Penn State is in the midst of a potentially special season, but that vibe would change significantly with a road loss to lowly Purdue on Saturday afternoon in West Lafayette,

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 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.

Tyler Warren caught eight passes for 75 yards and ran for two touchdowns as No. 6 Penn State pulled away from Washington 35-6.

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

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

The Nittany Lions scored touchdowns on all four of their first-half possessions and rolled past the Washington Huskies 35-6 at Beaver Stadium. Nick Singleton sees little second-half play.