Click to expand Replay Video Ryan Day used a term he hasn’t used all season to describe Ohio State’s matchup against Penn State. “This is a talent-equated game,” the Buckeyes’ coach said Tuesday. “We all know we have been in some games that we have had more talent than some of the other teams we have played.” Yes, we do. Ohio State has outscored opponents by an average margin of 51-10. The point spread for Saturday’s game opened at 19 points. That may seem high against the No. 8 team in the College Football Playoff rankings and an opponent that has held fourth-quarter leads before losing by one point to the Buckeyes the past two years. © Adam Hunger, AP Oho State quarterback Justin Fields has accounted for 41 touchdowns this season while only throwing one interception Second-ranked Ohio State (10-0, 7-0) expected to get tested against several teams. Except…
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