Adam Hermann | NCAA.com | September 30, 2017 Saquon Barkley scores 98-yard touchdown on opening kickoff Share Saquon Barkley didn't wait long to take Saturday's game against Indiana up to top speed. On the opening kickoff, Barkley fielded the ball on the left side of the field at his own two-yard line. He hit the correct holes, juked a kicker, and high-stepped away from a would-be tackler. Fourteen seconds after he caught the ball, Barkley was in the end zone on the right side of the field with six points in tow. It was one heck of a way to kick the day off: This man's just from another planet. Saquon Barkley's encore after last week's performance? A 98-yard TD return ON THE OPENING KICK: pic.twitter.com/OfpOTrZNA4 — Big Ten Network (@BigTenNetwork) September 30, 2017 Two weeks ago, James Franklin said he always wanted Barkley to be the Nittany Lions' kick returner this season. "Saquon Barkley is one of the more explosive players, if not the most explosive player, in the country when the ball is in his hands," Franklin said at the time. "This is a way for us to pretty much guarantee that he gets the ball." It's pretty hard to argue with that logic, especially after this incredible return, right? Insanely, he wasn't done. Later in the first quarter (still the first quarter!), Barkley made this astounding one-handed catch and then turned on the jets and the jukes for another highlight-reel worthy play: Every week, @saquonb21 does something to drop jaws. It's gotten to the point where it isn't even fair.#BTNStandout pic.twitter.com/95W65clC5D — Penn State On BTN (@PennStateOnBTN) September 30, 2017 After piling up 358 all-purpose yards against Iowa, Barkley is now chasing history as one of the best running backs in Penn State history, and plays like these are just adding to the legend. It has come full circle for Penn State volleyball's new head coach Katie Schumacher-Cawley Katie Schumacher-Cawley sat down with NCAA.com to discuss taking over the Penn State head coaching position from legendary head coach Russ Rose. READ MORE Everything you need to know about the new college wrestling rules ahead of the 2022-2023 season Breaking down the new NCAA rules changes including freshman eligibility requirements and scholarship regulations. READ MORE The ultimate college wrestling fan guide to the 2022 senior world team trials Here's everything you need to know about the top college wrestlers competing this weekend at the 2022 senior world team trials in Iowa. READ MORE