Josiah Zayas, we are not worthy.

The Penn State football true-freshman cornerback came down with quite the turnover during the final drive of the first half against Michigan, hauling in a one-handed interception off a Bryce Underwood deep ball.

The interception marks Zayas’ second of the season, his first coming in the form of a pick-six against Wisconsin. No. 17 is making a name for himself and will look to become a staple of the Penn State secondary for years to come.

Penn State leads Michigan at halftime, 3-0, with both programs in search of their first Big Ten win of the year.

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Jamie Lynch

Jamie is a fourth-year economics student from Chappaqua, NY. He loves to swim and is a member of the club team here at Penn State. Jamie is also in the Schreyer Honors College, and wishes there was an advanced course in college football fandom (scored 118/133 on the mascot quiz). He’s an avid ping-pong player, dairy lover, and has met two U.S. Presidents. If you have anything to share, or want to debate the AP Poll with someone, follow him on Twitter/X @jamielynchpsu or email jml8342@psu.edu.

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