Penn State's Tyler Warren makes trick TD play against USC

Penn State got on the field first in the second half when tight end Tyler Warren made a 32-yard grab into the end zone on the first possession of the third quarter. However, upon closer inspection of the formation, the sequence was even better as Warren had also snapped the ball in play.

Warren, who is one of the top-rated NFL draft prospects in the country at tight end this season, actually stood on the left edge of the Penn State front, much like he normally would as a tight end. Pre-snap shifts aside, Warren had the ball under him like a center and sent it to backup quarterback and York native Beau Pribula.

Pribula then threw the ball backwards toward the sideline as if throwing a wide receiver screen behind the line of scrimmage. But behind two widely spaced wide outs stood Penn State starting quarterback Drew Allar, who caught Pribula's pass.