Penn State quarterback Sean Clifford stretches for a first down during the second quarter at Ross–Ade Stadium for the Purdue game on Sept. 1, 2022. Joe Hermitt | jhermitt@pennlive.com

STATE COLLEGE — Sean Clifford had himself quite the start to the season.

Three touchdowns paved the way for a double-digit halftime lead at Purdue. Third-quarter cramping forced him to the locker room for an IV, letting Drew Allar give a glimpse of the future. Clifford’s pick-six made fans wonder what the present would look like with Allar before the sixth-year senior totally redeemed himself.

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