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Penn State-Ohio State Scheduled For Noon Kickoff On FOX

Penn State football’s November 1 matchup against Ohio State is set for a noon kickoff on FOX, the Big Ten announced Monday.

The Buckeyes have taken the last eight consecutive and last 12 of 13 matchups against the Nittany Lions, most recently with a 20-13 win in Beaver Stadium last November. Penn State only beat Ohio State once in James Franklin’s tenure, with the sole win coming in a 24-21 nail-biting upset in 2016. The all-time series now stands at 25-14 in Ohio State’s favor as the Buckeyes aim to pad their lead to a dozen.

Penn State is 3-4 and winless in Big Ten play following its 25-24 loss to Iowa on October 18. Ohio State is 7-0 following its 34-0 win over Wisconsin. The Buckeyes have firmly held the No. 1 spot in the AP Poll since week two.

Penn State will play in Columbus for the first time in two years in what should be a boisterous home crowd for the defending national champions and what was supposed to be one of the premier Big Ten matchups of the season.

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Oscar Orellana

Oscar is a second-year broadcast journalism student from Los Angeles. In his downtime, he can be found crying while watching Todd Gurley highlights or reposting movie edits on TikTok. He mostly writes about Penn State football. Email him at [email protected] or message him on Instagram @_oscarorellana.

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