Ohio State has an extremely big game on tap for this Saturday when it travels to Happy Valley to take on Penn State at Noon ET Saturday. It's a top five matchup, but more than that, it's a game OSU al

Ohio State’s uncertainty up front could not have come at a worst time. Penn State has one of the best defensive lines in the country and outstanding edge rushers, most notably Abdul Carter. He leads the Lions with four sacks and 9.5 tackles for loss.

Since the moment the 2024 Big Ten football schedules were revealed, Penn State’s eighth game of the season was always circled as its biggest. Regardless of how the Nittany Lions performed in their first seven games, facing Ohio State, a team they’re 1-11 against in their last 12 meetings, was an opportunity for some get-back.

Obviously, Ohio State coach Ryan Day was livid over it, and he threw a mild tantrum on the field in response, giving the refs an earful. And the thing is, on this play, the targeting in question is so unclear that Day might be right to flip out.

Ohio State football coach Ryan Day was complimentary of his team's efforts in the final period at home against Nebraska on Saturday. The Buckeyes overcame a late second-half touchdown by the Huskers to prevail 21-17.

Ohio State head coach Ryan Day talks to the media ahead of a top five showdown between the Buckeyes and the Nittany Lions.

For the second time this season, Ohio State prepares to meet a top five team on the road. The fourth-ranked Buckeyes travel to No. 3 Penn State at noon Saturday after a 21-17 win over Nebraska. “Unbelievable opportunity right here.

Ohio State is going into its biggest game of the season with some major uncertainty at a key position. Earlier this month, the Buckeyes lost starting left tackle Josh Simmons for the season with a knee injury.