Good morning and welcome to our live edition of the Audible, presented by Trader Joe's.

I'm Bruce Feldman, joined as always by my college from the athletic, Stuart Mandel, Ralph Russo.

Great show we got today.

Lots to get into on a wild Saturday.

A lot of stuff happened, a lot of surprising stuff.

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morning at this time, obviously, at 8.30 a.m. Pacific, 11.30 a.m. Eastern time. Let's get into the biggest wow moment to me. And let's go to Ralph. Ralph.

Ralph, you were at the game last night. You're still in Happy Valley. What is your biggest takeaway of what you saw there in that scene?

Yeah. You know, in some ways, it's a challenging thing to write the same story over and over,

right? And that's where we are with Penn State. So I don't know, you know, I posted a story this

morning talking about Penn State getting booed going on and off the field, especially on offense.

And then having that moment, about 12 minutes of

football clock time, maybe it was a half an hour of real time, where you just thought,

oh, this is it. They're going to do it. Like this comeback came out of nowhere. Like this is the

culmination of all that they have been building for.

And then again, like Lucy with Linus pulling the ball away, right, trying to kick the field goal.

My major takeaway is two.

One is, and they're both kind of related to Drew Allen. And I don't like to be the guy who comes on and analyzes football about nothing but the quarterback.

But you get a five star a couple of years ago when he became the starter at Penn State. I wrote when I was with the AP that this is the most important

player in the country.

Because if Penn State is ever going to make that step forward that we've been talking about,

what they need is the star quarterback because the star quarterback will narrow the gap

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