Penn State prepares for road matchup against Temple at Lincoln Financial Field
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 7, 2026, 8:06 AM
Last updated Sep 7, 2026

Penn State travels to Philadelphia to face Temple in a Week 2 football matchup at Lincoln Financial Field. The Nittany Lions enter the game following a 45-0 victory against Marshall in their season opener. Temple also holds momentum after a 38-14 win over Rhode Island in the previous week. This game marks the first in-state opponent under the tenure of Penn State head coach Matt Campbell. Ticket prices for the game currently range from $72 to $77 on various secondary market platforms. Fans in the eastern portion of Pennsylvania can access the game as the program plays in the state's largest city before the Philadelphia Eagles host Washington at the same venue the following day.
- •Penn State plays Temple at Lincoln Financial Field on September 12.
- •Penn State recorded a 45-0 win against Marshall in the opening week.
- •Temple defeated Rhode Island 38-14 in its season debut.
- •Secondary market tickets for the game are currently listed starting between $72 and $77.
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