It’s the biggest game of the season for Penn State, as James Franklin and Co. head to the Horseshoe with hopes of upending the Buckeyes for the first time since 2016. The fortunate news for the Nittany Lions: if there is ever a year to walk out of Columbus with a victory, *this* is the year. Ohio State — compared to previous years — doesn’t appear quite as strong, while Penn State — compared to previous years — appears stronger than usual. This follows suit with what Vegas is thinking; the -4.5 for the Buckeyes is the lowest it’s been since 2018.
Three Key Matchups For Penn State/Ohio State
