No. 7 Penn State traveled to No. 3 Ohio State for what was supposed to be one of the biggest games of the college football slate this weekend.
The Big Ten rivalry match instead quickly proved to be a slog, with both defenses largely shutting down the opposing offenses, resulting in far less action than viewers were hoping for coming into the day.
The Nittany Lions offense was especially painful to watch, going a dismal 1-for-16 on third down conversions. Quarterback Drew Allar completed just 18 passes out of 42 attempts, and Penn State's only touchdown came in the final 30 seconds of play with the game already largely out of hand.
