October 16, 2022

Penn State players threw PB&J sandwiches at Michigan players during halftime scrap

According to somebody “in the know,” Penn State players threw PB&J sandwiches at Michigan players while they were heading into the tunnel at halftime.

During yesterday’s game, we passed along some video footage of the Wolverines and Nittany Lions talking smack to each other and having to be separated in the tunnel at halftime.

In case you missed that, click here.

Penn State players did what to Michigan players with PB&J sandwiches?

According to Abigail O’Connor, who is Michigan‘s team nutritionist, she found PB&J sandwiches squashed on the floor outside the Wolveirnes’ locker room.

O’Connor added that it “turns out they had been thrown at our (Michigan) players” during their scuffle in the tunnel.

Yesterday I found a few PB&Js squashed on the floor outside our locker room

I thought it was an unsuccessful attempt to sneak food to the sideline…

Turns out they had been thrown at our players during that… Jam up… in the tunnel 😂 pic.twitter.com/ViumYFYeRf
— Abigail O'Connor (@A_OConnorRD) October 16, 2022

The Michigan Wolverines vs. Penn State, Who has the advantage?

Did tossing PB&J sandwiches at Michigan help Penn State?

Nope.

Michigan absolutely dominated the Nittany Lions during the second half on way to a 41-17 win at the Big House.

The Wolverines will now enjoy their bye week before hosting Michigan State on October 29 at the Big House.

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