STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — Cade Stover emerged from the bowels of Beaver Stadium looking like a mythical creature, the Ohio State beats headphones perched atop his head like horns, the remnants of his in-game eye black still smudged across his face, the scraggle of his beard still carrying the sweat and strain of victory. Ohio State tight end Cade Stover after the Buckeyes’ win over Penn State on Oct. 29, 2022. He had lived a tight end’s entire existence in two plays that flipped Ohio State’s game vs. Penn State on Saturday from deficit to dominant, from doubtful to assured. He blocked two Nittany Lions on teammate TreVeyon Henderson’s touchdown run, then ran through three foes to finish off his own touchdown catch. The plays happened 34 seconds apart in the fourth quarter, stitched together by a J.T. Tuimoloau strip sack that got the ball right back for the Buckeyes.…
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