After Penn State’s massive win over Iowa, James Franklin addressed a case of mistaken identity confounding those around the program. You see, Franklin has a very impressive imposter floating around, and it made people think that Penn State’s head man was more focused on being on ESPN than preparing for Iowa.

#PennState coach James Franklin ended his postgame PC wishing to clear up something. pic.twitter.com/b6akPI5vQ3 — Mark Wogenrich (@MarkWogenrich) September 24, 2017

Franklin’s being tongue-in-cheek here (I think), but I went to College GameDay Saturday in New York City. It was pretty cool, and I saw a lot of things I didn’t think I would in Times Square. One of them was when I rounded a corner backstage and noticed a man in a navy blue shacket.

It took multiple takes for me, a person paid to know things about college football, to realize this was not Franklin.

Watching Keegan-Michael Key deliver his absolutely spot-on Franklin impression was hilarious. Even Franklin agrees that Key is “an awesome guy.”

Key’s referring to Franklin calling time out while up by 56 points against Georgia State the week prior, which is probably another reason Franklin received “about a hundred nasty messages.”

Key’s a Penn State grad, and has pulled this impression off before, including in front of Penn State’s entire team a few years ago.

I hope Penn State stays elite because it gives us more chances to see this really funny bit.