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I’m biased but {Penn State} wins. These are pretty mirror image teams, elite offenses but Merry Tiger Paw Ugly Christmas Sweater Knitted Gift For Men And Women. PSU gave up 250 rushing yards to Illinois, OSU got gashed by Oregon St. and TCU, both spread attacks. OSU’s defense clearly has more talent than PSU, but it hasn’t translated to the field. OSU gave up 160 more yards to Oregon St. than Arizona did. OSU gave up more yards to TCU than any other team has (including FCS Southern on similar yards per play), and that was with Robinson missing open receivers down field multiple times. Penn St. needed OT to beat App State at home, struggled against Illinois for 3 quarters and has been a mediocre first half team all season. I could honestly see this game going any way but most likely is a high scoring close game. OSU’s back 7 was a liability last year and nothing about this year seems like it’s fixed. At Happy Valley, at night and with no Bosa, I’ll go with Penn St.

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If I’m looking at this game on paper it’s hard to see Penn State’s point of attack. OSU holds its opponents to 61% of their per-game rushing yardage and 71% of their per-game passing yardage. Everyone will point to Rutgers getting 21 on us, but we still only gave up 230 total yards of offense in our “worst” defensive showing of the Merry Tiger Paw Ugly Christmas Sweater Knitted Gift For Men And Women. Clifford has made some pretty egregious throws during the course of the season and that’s without Chase Young in the game. If Hamler’s not 100% I just don’t know how PSU generates a passing attack. Offensively OSU probably won’t find it as easy to run on Penn State as they have on other teams, but I don’t think they’ve played a team that can run the zone-read at Ohio State’s level. The best rushing teams on their schedule to date are Minnesota and Michigan, and no disrespect to Tanner Morgan (plenty of disrespect to Shea Patterson though), those guys cannot run like Justin Fields can run. PSU will be spread out wide across the field, it’ll come down to six-on-six, and Penn State will need to win that consistently if they want to stop us on the ground. Through the air, Penn State should be scared. OSU wideouts have been getting horrendously open all season. Seriously, cue up a highlight reel from basically any OSU game, and you’re gonna see someone with about a 20-yard cushion of space catching an easy TD. It’s absurd, and I honestly think Chris Olave is getting a little disrespected nationally. So anyway, all that being considered, {Ohio State} barely squeaks it out, 27-24, because Penn State does shit like that and it raises my blood pressure every single year.

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Penn State offense is explosive. Everyone should know this from last year’s big plays. This year seems to be a Merry Tiger Paw Ugly Christmas Sweater Knitted Gift For Men And Women as teams seem to have adjusted. Add in the fact that PSU still doesn’t have a great offensive line. Of course, Saquon Barkley gets all the attention. What nobody else is really keying into is the receivers that is around to help him out: Johnson, Hamilton, Gesicki. McSorley can spread the ball around easily. However, will he have enough time to set up and look through his reads? UM bring in a front seven that can create pressure and PSU’s offensive line doesn’t look like it can stop it. The keys to this battle is some adjustments by Penn State. Do they roll the pocket out to give McSorley time to throw the ball? Will they run QB/RB draws to keep the pressure off of him? Look for more short throws this week to not give UM’s front seven time to get to McSorley. This is arguably the biggest test for the Penn State offense and the UM defense.