Penn State's head coach James Franklin has teased new offensive strategies for the upcoming game against West Virginia, leveraging coordinator Andy Kotelnicki’s innovative approach involving 'pre-snap gymnastics' to create confusion. Franklin highlighted the progress of receiver Omari Evans, who has significantly improved and is expected to make a major impact. Nebraska's freshman quarterback Dylan Raiola has earned the starting role and demonstrated leadership and maturity, with the coaching staff expressing confidence in his abilities. Nebraska co-offensive coordinator Glenn Thomas emphasized the importance of all quarterbacks getting reps and highlighted the new helmet communications and sideline tablets as key tools. Both Penn State and Nebraska are looking forward to their season openers, with Penn State also focusing on quarterback Drew Allar's potential under Kotelnicki's system. Both teams are optimistic about their preparations and eager to face their respective opponents.