Take the Under in the Ohio State-Penn State clash on Saturday afternoon.
One of the college football season’s most anticipated matchups could make for one of its least exciting game scripts. This irony comes with both the No. 3 Ohio State Buckeyes (6-0, 3-0) and No. 7 Penn State Nittany Lions deploying two of the top-three defenses in the nation.
The Buckeyes will need their running back position patched back together. They played Purdue last week without TreVeyon Henderson or Miyan Williams and lost Chip Trayanum during the game.
Coach Ryan Day was able to mix and match his way out of it and cruise to a 41-7 triumph, but a makeshift roster scenario will be less than ideal against Penn State.
