The game was bad, but thanks to Joey Julius, the Wolverines will be feeling it tomorrow.
Penn State (2-2, 0-1 Big Ten) ran into a buzzsaw at the Big House Saturday afternoon, as James Franklin's Nittany Lions were trounced by Michigan 49-10 in the conference opener.
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Our staff overwhelmingly thinks that the Nittany Lions could be in trouble at the Big House this Saturday in their 3:30 p.m. Big Ten opener against Michigan.
Penn State's defense has a tough task ahead of it. With Big Ten play approaching, injuries could hold the Nittany Lions back.
The No. 4 Wolverines host Penn State as Big Ten conference play begins. The Nittany Lions enter as heavy underdogs as they try and overcome a series of crippling injuries to the front seven, but feature an offense ready to explode.