Ohio State will avoid facing one of the best and most intimidating atmospheres in college football this season when the Buckeyes travel to play Penn State. OSU will not be the Nittany Lions’ White Out opponent when the teams play on Oct. 29 at Beaver Stadium. Penn State announced that Minnesota, which it plays on Oct. 22 in State College, will be its White Out game. Ohio State is designated as PSU’s “Stripe Out” game. Fans will wear blue in one section and white in the next. Penn State did not announce a reason for choosing Minnesota as its White Out game. The OSU-PSU game has not been assigned to a network yet. If it’s Fox, which has the World Series this year, the Buckeyes and Nittany Lions could be targeted to be its marquee Big Noon game. Ryan Day: Ohio State football coach Ryan Day to receive pay raise, extension through…
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