The No. 4 Ohio State Buckeyes (4-0, 1-0) and the No. 9 Penn State Nittany Lions (4-0, 1-0) take part in the first Big Ten East Championship Game of the year, with two or three more to follow in the next two months. The Buckeyes are favored by a field goal or so in this one, so Vegas is expecting a close one. History also…
The last two matchups between Penn State and Ohio State were fourth-quarter wars. Both were close games that ended up being decided by less than four points. In 2016, the Buckeyes fell short 24-21 to the Nittany Lions at Happy Valley. In 2017, the Buckeyes came from behind to win 39-38 at home. While Ohio State certainly dominated…
Here we are. The game I ranked third coming into the 2018 season as Ohio State’s most concerning is upon us. The winner takes the inside lead to the B1G East Division, while the loser has to try to regain lost ground and hope for some help along the way. Like Ohio State, Penn State comes into this game undefeated.
Pennsylvania State University was founded in 1855, originally opening under the name Farmers’ High School of Pennsylvania. Annual enrollment at the main campus, University Park, totals more than 46,800 graduate and undergraduate students. This makes Penn State one of the largest universities in the United States.
Urban Meyer will appear Thursday on his weekly radio show on the Ohio State IMG Network. He will provide personnel updates on his Buckeye football team and also preview Saturday’s upcoming matchup with the No. 9 Penn State Nittany Lions. We will provide live updates throughout the show once it begins shortly after 12:00 pm.
When No. 4 Ohio State (4-0, 1-0) and No. 9 Penn State (4-0, 1-0) take the field Saturday night, some old football adages will be at the forefront for both teams, but maybe not the same adages. Both teams are obviously going to have to win the battle up front in order to win the Battle of Four Quarters, but they may be fighting…
COLUMBUS — Urban Meyer spoke with the media following practice Wednesday evening. He provided updates on how the week has gone for his Buckeyes and also looked ahead to Saturday’s matchup in State College against No. 9 Penn State. You can check out all of the highlights of what the Buckeye head coach had to say below.
As we all predicted, Urban’s first game from the sideline was a one-sided affair. Ohio State came out fast and strong against Tulane, boosting stats and scoring 42 points in the first half without appearing to break much of a sweat. Once a comfortable lead was established, the Buckeyes essentially took a foot off the gas.
In this episode of Accost the Field, Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr talk Ohio State at Penn State. They discuss all different angles of this one. Is this the game where Dwayne Haskins becomes an Urban Meyer favorite? Which defense should be more concerned and who does a shootout favor? Will the Buckeye linebackers be ready?
There are no major changes in the Ohio State football depth chart from last week, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t going to be changes where it actually matters. Fourth-year junior nose tackle Robert Landers sat out last week’s game against Tulane for precautionary measures, but will play this week according to Urban Meyer.
Every Tuesday the Big Ten holds its weekly coaches teleconference, and this week Penn State’s James Franklin and Ohio State’s Urban Meyer took their requisite eight minutes to preview their upcoming game against each other this week. Meyer went second and answered a series of questions about his team and the challenges…
