Following an 0-4 start, Penn State's midseason grades aren't too pretty.
Now that Penn State has a quarterback controversy on its hands, you might as well get to know the new sheriff in town.
"But at the end of the day, you gotta navigate it the best you can and you gotta find a way to be successful. And that's what we're battling every single day to do."
Despite being 0-4, there are still some reasons to be optimistic for Penn State's future.
Adrian Amos and Carl Nassib each recorded their first interceptions of the year this weekend.
Standing at 0-4 in the Big Ten's basement, Penn State can't afford to be a second-half team anymore.