At halftime of Saturday's Penn State-Purdue game, the CBS broadcast crew spent substantial time comparing Penn State's Tyler Warren with Colorado's Travis Hunter. The terms revolved around team value and versatility. The crew said Warren was at least as valuable to his team, and as versatile, as one of the Heisman Trophy frontrunners.

Sure, he mainly plays tight end. But Penn State’s Swiss Army knife has quickly established himself as one of college football’s most versatile — and electric — players.

Penn State is being praised locally and nationally after dominating Purdue 49-10 on Saturday at Ross-Ade Stadium. The Nittany Lions (9-1) never trailed and were dominating throughout the contest. Here’s a sampling is what is being said locally and nationally about head coach James Franklin’s team on Sunday.