“To be honest, Penn State actually played one of the most emotional, wildly up-and-down games they’ve shown all year — frantic, shaky, and completely overwhelmed from the very start,” Desmond Howard said live on air, shaking his head with a smirk. “But then, like clockwork, they did what Penn State always does: they let a completely rickety, falling-apart Nebraska team push them around for two quarters before finally waking up. They didn’t beat Nebraska with dominance — they just survived long enough to remember they have more talent. You can’t call this a quality win when you spend most of the game getting bullied by a team on life support, even if you did show some backbone at the end.” The comments, laced with sarcasm, immediately ignited a firestorm on social media. And no one fired back faster than longtime ESPN host Rece Davis, who broke his silence with a cold, five-word warning aimed straight at Howard…