ANALYSIS
Levis was given his first start of the season as Penn State had gone winless with Sean Clifford under center. While an initial glimpse at the box score doesn't look all that bad for Levis, the redshirt junior's lack of care with the football and overall inability to throw the ball down field led Penn State to turn back to Clifford early in the second half. Clifford provided an immediate spark, throwing touchdown passes on his first two plays, but he ultimately prevented the Nittany Lions from completing a comeback with two interceptions. At this point, neither Levis or Clifford has played solid football while Penn State has gone winless through five games. It's not yet clear who will start next Saturday against Michigan. It would not be shocking to see James Franklin turn away from both Levis and Clifford to give someone such as Ta'Quan Roberson a chance under center.