No. 2 Ohio State leads No. 8 Penn State 14-0 at halftime, but don’t be fooled by that score. Through 30 minutes, this game has been a blowout. Ohio State has outgained the Nittany Lions 255 yards to 64. The Buckeyes are averaging 5.5 yards per play to Penn State’s 2.6. Ohio State running back J.K. Dobbins has rushed for more yards (89) than Penn State has as a team. So why is it only 14-0? Well, it was very close to being 21-0. Ohio State’s Justin Fields fumbled the football just before crossing the goal line on Ohio State’s second possession, and lost the ball to Penn State. If not for that fumble, and a holding call on an Ohio State drive in the second quarter, the score might be even larger than 21-0. So far it’s been fourth-down decisions that have been key. Penn State has decided to…
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