Quarterbacks B: Aside from his career-high 391 passing yards and three interceptions, Drew Allar delivered in the clutch on a game-tying drive in the fourth quarter. Running backs C: USC designed its defense to stop the run and the Trojans held Kaytron Allen and Nick Singleton to a combined 82 yards on 26 carries. Receivers B: Yes, Tyler Warren had a spectacular performance and Julian Fleming made two huge catches, but the wideouts dropped several passes. Offensive linemen B: It’s hard to criticize the linemen when their offense gained 518 total yards and their quarterback wasn’t sacked. Defensive linemen B: Dani Dennis-Sutton, Zane Durant and Abdul Carter made their presence felt and pressured Miller Moss several times. Linebackers B: Kobe King had a team-high seven tackles, but USC’s Woody Marks avoided several tackles at the second level. Defensive backs B: Jaylen Reed stopped USC’s drive late in the fourth quarter with an interception, and Cam Miller, Zion Tracy and Elliot Washington II had pass break-ups. Special teams A: Ryan Barker made four field goals, including his game-winning 36-yarder in overtime. The Lions contained dangerous returner Zachariah Branch. Coaches A: James Franklin picked up one of the three best road wins in his Penn State tenure, and new coordinators Andy Kotelnicki and Tom Allen earned their keep.