Just a little over four years ago, Penn State was on the heels of its second consecutive blown fourth quarter lead to the Ohio State Buckeyes. After the game, James Franklin gave an impassioned speech to the media, and called his shot in getting Penn State over the hump from a “great” program to an “elite” one. Fast forward some 1,400 days, and things haven’t quite gone to plan. Instead of the Nittany Lions making a big push to start the decade, they threw up all over themselves the last two years, finishing the 2020 and 2021 seasons with a combined record of 11-11.
Penn State’s House of Cards
