COLUMBUS, Ohio — The last time Ohio State football played Penn State on the road, it needed a 14-point comeback to win. Now it walks into another primetime game in Beaver Stadium, but they won’t have to worry about the famous white-out giving the Nittany Lions a home-field advantage. The Buckeyes are still favored to win, but after their 52-17 win over Nebraska, there are still questions. Even without some of its best players, Penn State provides a real threat to Ohio State’s College Football Playoff chances if positive answers aren’t found. Can the running backs increase their production? J.K. Dobbins averaged 4.6 yards per carry in 2018 and called that a failure. If that’s the case, what should we classify Trey Sermon and Master Teague averaging 4.2 yards last Saturday? Head coach Ryan Day, Josh Myers and Wyatt Davis said the issues affecting everyone not named Justin Fields to…
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