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Penn State QB Sean Clifford responds to questions about a return for 2022 season
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It’s that time of year again where media and fans alike start to speculate if their coaches or players are on the move.
Penn State QB Sean Clifford had to field those questions Wednesday afternoon about his future and if he will be Nittany Lion for the 2022 season.
“I’m not looking at it in any way right now,” said Clifford, according to Audrey Snyder of The Athletic. “Just taking advantage of this time with my team.”
Sean Clifford was asked if he plans to return next season: “I’m not looking at it in any way right now. Just taking advantage of this time with my team.” Reiterated he’ll talk with the coaches, his family after the season.
— Audrey Snyder (@audsnyder4) November 10, 2021
Clifford this season for the Nittany Lions is 199-0f-311 for a 64% completion rate, throwing for 2,371 yards, 16 touchdowns and 6 interceptions.
There have been rumors swirling all season that James Franklin has been linked to multiple high-profile jobs open this season.
It will be a double whammy if Clifford and Franklin leave Happy Valley this offseason.
If Penn State can go 3-0 in its next 3 games and knock off both Michigan schools, they have a high chance of reaching an NY6 bowl again.
Penn State hosts No. 6 Michigan at home at noon ET on ABC.