The matchup between Ohio State and Penn State is normally one of biggest matchups of the college football season, but with the Nittany Lions firing James Franklin and being winless in the Big Ten right now, this one is matching up to be another notch on Ohio State's belt.
Ohio State has opened as a huge favorite in this matchup, especially with the state of Penn State right now. The Ohio State defense will be taking on Ohio-native Ethan Grunkemeyer, who is making another start for the Nittany Lions after Drew Allar went down with a season-ending injury against Northwestern.
How to watch Penn State vs. No. 1 Ohio State in Week 10
- Date: Saturday, November 1
- Time: Noon
- Venue: Ohio Stadium
- How to watch (TV): FOX
- Streaming: FuboTV
- Penn State record: 3-4
- No. 1 Ohio State record: 7-0
Penn State vs. No. 1 Ohio State odds, spread, and total
Odds provided by FanDuel Sportsbook
Spread
- Penn State: +20.5 (110)
- Ohio State: -20.5 (110)
Moneyline
- Penn State: +980
- Ohio State: -1800
Total
- O/U: 43.5 (-110/-110)
Penn State injuries
- Tony Rojas: questionable
- Jaylen Harvey: questionable
- Jaxon Smolik: questionable
- Drew Allar: out
Ohio State injuries
- Lorenzo Styles Jr.: questionable
- Maxwell Roy: questionable
- Ahmed Tounkara: questionable
- Mason Maggs: questionable
- Anthony Rogers: questionable
- Deshawn Stewart: questionable
- Max LeBlanc: questionable
- Bryson Rogers: questionable
- Preston Wolfe: questionable
Weather in Columbus, OH
The weather is cooling down in Columbus as he head in November, but both teams shouldn't have an problems with that. With a high of 54 degrees and a Noon kickoff, the weather should be nicer and a bit warmer than a later night game.
Announcers for Penn State vs. No. 1 Ohio State
With Fox Big Noon Kickoff coming to Columbus this weekend, the game will be televised on Fox, so Gus Johnson and Joel Klatt will be on the call with Jenny Taft on the sideline.
Ohio State and Penn State series history
Ohio State's all-time record vs. Penn State: 24-8