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Byline: Ray Parrillo
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. _ Early in the first quarter of Saturday's Penn State-Wisconsin game, Nittany Lions linebacker Tim Shaw stepped in front of a Badgers receiver, but the pass clanked off his hands.
The Penn State sideline groaned in frustration. An interception by Shaw would have given the Nittany Lions possession inside the Wisconsin 30-yard line and perhaps the momentum that often comes with scoring first, especially on the road.
Fast-forward to the start of the second half. His timing perfect, cornerback Alan Zemaitis homed in on a sideline pass intended for the Badgers' Brandon Williams at midfield. Zemaitis had nothing ...