No. 4 Ohio State, undefeated through four games, is set to face No. 9 Penn State at 7:30 p.m. in University Park, Pa. About two hours before kickoff, the Buckeyes arrived at Beaver Stadium about two hours before kickoff, looking to knock off the 4-0 (1-0) Nittany Lions for the second year in a row.
The trip marks Ohio State’s first visit to Happy Valley since it fell to PSU, 24-21, on a late blocked field goal two years ago. The winner of the Ohio State-Penn State game has gone on to win the Big Ten each of the past two seasons (Ohio State last year; Penn State in 2017).
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- Junior defensive end Jashon Cornell (Credit: Tim Moody/BSB)
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- Sophomore running back J.K. Dobbins. (Credit: Tim Moody/BSB)
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- Freshman defensive end Tyler Friday. (Credit: Tim Moody/BSB)
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- Sophomore quarterback Dwayne Haskins. (Credit: Tim Moody/BSB)
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- Defensive line coach Larry Johnson. (Credit: Tim Moody/BSB)
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- Junior defensive tackle Dre’Mont Jones. (Credit: Tim Moody/BSB)
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- Junior center Michael Jordan. (Credit: Tim Moody/BSB)
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- Junior wide receiver Austin Mack. (Credit: Tim Moody/BSB)
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- Head coach Urban Meyer. (Credit: Tim Moody/BSB)
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- Freshman linebacker Teradja Mitchell. (Credit: Tim Moody/BSB)
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- Senior right tackle Isaiah Prince. (Credit: Tim Moody/BSB)
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- Junior wide receiver C.J. Saunders. (Credit: Tim Moody/BSB)
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- Freshman running back Master Teague. (Credit: Tim Moody/BSB)
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- Sophomore defensive end Chase Young. (Credit: Tim Moody/BSB)
I don’t buy the shoot-out theories. The Buckeyes know how McSorley operates pretty well from the last few years. The Buckeyes by 3 TDs!