Imagine playing in the most emotionally charged environment possible as a Penn State football player. That's what the White Out is for the No. 7 Nittany Lions no matter who it is against, much less the No. 2 Oregon team they faced last week in prime time after three tune-up games.

That game ended in a result that is all too familiar -- James Franklin and Penn State faltering when the lights were brightest. Now, it's time to turn the page to a different challenge: getting up for a maybe 15% full Rose Bowl against a UCLA team that is now without the head coach, offensive and defensive coordinators it started the season with after an 0-4 start.

The Nittany Lions should beat the Bruins easily (if they don't, it raises serious red flags about their season moving forward), but assuming t

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