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Well, he better be fine pretty quick, because he's the veteran after Lowry and Zemaitis and Phillips leave in May.

And Harrel. I think we are pretty young across the board in the secondary for next year. Scary thought so lets just keep rolling with this season and worry about that next year.

Well, every other team is losing QB's and WR's and everything else, too.

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um. justin king is supposed to be a db. joepa will ruin this young mans career. just to win a game or two.
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He was originaly listed as an "Athlete"

Be careful with D-nice. He's not used to seeing the term "athlete" listed beside his team's recruits. He's used to words like "sissy" and "bum" and "over-rated".

This hurts Penn State big time. However, they should win their next two games easily unless they have a Michigan hangover. Then the next two will be difficult. However, this injury shouldn't kill the team. It will just bring them down for awhile. It hurts MRob since it takes his receivers to make him the quarterback that he is.

Doesn't it take great receivers to make great QB's, no matter who the team is?

Here's PSU's problem for next year. Except for the end of theCincinnati game, the Central Michigan game, and a little of the Minnesota game, their 2nd string defense has hardly played at all in game situations. In all the great years of Penn State, they ALWAYS were able to get that 2nd string in. Gonna be a tough start next year with ND and OSU in the 1st 4 games, both on the road.

Not necessarily, Ham. Quarterbacks can turn receivers into great ones. Peyton Manning makes some of his receivers who they are. Just the opposite with MRob, his receivers have made him who he is. Look at Culpepper this season without Moss. He's not near the quarterback. It can work both ways. A combination of both is always the best. You see how good a QB or WR really is when they don't have as good of talent around them. Maybe MRob will rise up without one of his star receivers.