Our starting defense held a Big Ten team to three points,” Penn State coach James Franklin told Fox on the field after the game, “so I’m happy with that.” No matter who played quarterback or left tackle or helped the team tack on that late touchdown during its 27-11 loss to the No.

Penn State coach James Franklin brought up an interesting statistic, one with plenty of subtext, after the Nittany Lions' win over UCLA.

Let’s take a look at Penn State’s snap counts against UCLA, courtesy of Pro Football Focus. Pribula continues to have a role, although a minimal one. The dual-threat backup quarterback rushed twice for six yards.