COLUMBUS— Penn State and many of its fans thought this year was going to be different. Instead, the team fell short once again to the hated Ohio State Buckeyes. Here are some sights from what turned into a disappointing afternoon for PSU.
James Franklin and Penn State take on Ohio State in a top ten matchup.
Drew Allar and the Nittany Lions get set to take on Ohio State.
Senior tight end Theo Johnson during pregame warmups before Penn State’s matchup against the Buckeyes.
Kalen King gets set for Penn State’s conference matchup versus Ohio State.
Redshirt freshman receiver Kaden Saunders warms up before Penn State’s matchup with the Buckeyes. Saunders would ultimately score the Lions lone touchdown.
Kalen King tackles Ohio State’s Julian Fleming (Photo by Matt Lynch, Nittany Sports Now
Abdul Carter tackles Ohio State’s Miyan Williams.
Zane Durant celebrates a Nittany Lions third down stop.
Theo Johnson picks up a first down.
Drew Allar and the Nittany Lions get set for the second half against Ohio State.
Drew Allar gets hit as he throws.
Theo Johnson hauls in one of his two receptions versus Ohio State.
Drew Allar looks to pass.
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Curtis Jacobs forces a sack and fumble recovery which he would return for a touchdown, but would ultimately be called back due to defensive holding.
Kalen King makes a big stop for the Penn State defense.
Drew Allar would finish the day 18 for 42 with 191 yards and one touchdown pass.
Ohio State University’s Marching Band performs Script Ohio.
Curtis Jacobs led the Penn State defense with 9 tackles.
Ohio State’s Kyle McCord passes the football before Penn State’s Abdul Carter and Adisa Isaac can get pressure.
Manny Diaz looks on as Penn State’s defense surrenders a 4th quarter touchdown.
Ohio State’s Marvin Harrison Jr. and Penn State’s Kalen King represent two of the Big Ten’s highest draft prospects.
Nick Singleton rushes for his largest run of the season against the Buckeyes.
Kyle McCord hits Marvin Harrison Jr. for a first down.
Ohio State’s Marvin Harrison warms up.
