The Big Ten Conference has a reputation for big and slow offenses focused on pounding the pigskin.

This reputation alone is why most of America agrees that the Big Ten is a second-rate conference as compared to the SEC, Big 12, and Pac-10.

The court of public opinion rules but it seems that Penn State is the only team in the Big Ten that gets "it."

Penn State understands that speed kills.

The faster that gameplay, the more furious the outcome.

As we seen earlier today, against the lowly Akron Zips though, is that Penn State's new crop of playmakers have already made the fans in Happy Valley forget about Derrick Williams, Deon Butler, and Jordan Norwood.

Wide receiver Derek Moye, a state champion ...

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