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They began the season ranked No. That's what happens when you open the season with a road win over Wisconsin, follow it up with a home victory against Auburn, and sprinkle in easy wins over Ball State, the defending MAC champion, and Villanova.

Of course, it doesn't hurt when highly-ranked teams like Ohio State and Clemson lose games, too. Regardless of the circumstances, you'd have a hard time arguing that the Nittany Lions haven't been one of the most impressive teams in the country.

Sean Clifford's big step forward: To be blunt, Clifford was one of the most prominent question marks about this team before the season. Looking at Penn State's overall roster, there was enough talent to think this team could compete for a Big Ten title, but was it good enough QB? Clifford has made quite the statement for "yes. It's clear the switch to new offensive coordinator Mike Yurcich has been good for both Clifford and the Penn State offense. Michael Penix's big step back: Indiana doesn't go last season without Michael Penix playing the best football of his career.

While Penix has never been the most accurate passer, he overcame a low completion rate of In , Penix threw for 14 touchdowns with only four interceptions. In , his completion rate has only dropped from His touchdown rate and yards per attempt numbers have plummeted as well, and Indiana simply doesn't have the level of talent to overcome the turnovers.

Saturday in Beaver Stadium would be a great time for Penix to rediscover his form if the Hoosiers want to pull off another upset and avoid an start to Big Ten play. Do you sense that happened with the Hoosiers entering this season? Maybe a little bit. They still feel like they can go to Penn State and win. They beat the Nittany Lions last year and played them tough a year earlier in Happy Valley.

This is a good team with talent everywhere. They have not shut the door on this season at all, and they still plan on making some noise along the way. That starts Saturday night. Check out Hoosiers Now for more Indiana coverage. Penn State-Indiana: Don't call it a revenge game. Can Penn State contend without an intimidating run game?

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