Jake Rudock leads Michigan past Penn State

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. -- Jim Harbaugh was sure after Saturday's win over Penn State that his team was ready for a shot to compete for its first Big Ten title in over a decade. He felt even more confident when he overheard return man Jourdan Lewis make a bold proclamation before a late kickoff return. With the Nittany Lions needing a quick stop for a chance to win a one-possession game, Lewis predicted he would break Penn State's back and he did just that, bouncing off tacklers for a 55-yard return. Michigan (No. 12 CFP, No. 14 AP) punched in a score six plays later to seal the 28-16 win. "He was just competing like a maniac throughout that return, refusing to go down," Harbaugh said. A few hours later, Harbaugh's goal of a title took a significant hit but it still could happen. No. 9 Michigan State downed No.