At the end of the day the idea that Penn State looked like a team stuck between two different rosters shouldn’t have come as a huge surprise. The old guys looked good, the young guys looked young. Put them together and you get the kind of game that raises your eyebrows for both the good and the bad depending on the moment. In turn it makes nothing about Penn State’s opening four weeks of the season look easy. Saturday’s game against Pitt won’t be simple, Kent State, another competent team and Illinois for all its struggles is a Friday night contest in the Big Ten on the road. That being said, if the Nittany Lions continue to improve and continue to play more like the good parts of Saturday’s win than the bad, then it’s not all that difficult to imagine Penn State finding itself heading into a meeting with…
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