In college football, Team Chaos is always lurking. Waiting. Patiently baiting that unsuspecting College Football Playoff contender into a fight for the ages in the hopes of unleashing its chaos into the college football world. Penn State was Team Chaos on Saturday night in Happy Valley. The Nittany Lions stunned second-ranked Ohio State 24-21 by hanging around for the majority of the game, pouncing on a blocked field goal with four minutes, 27 seconds to play and returning it 60 yards for a score. It was a fitting end to a game in which Ohio State—fresh off of an overtime win at Wisconsin the week prior—took for granted a Penn State team that closed as 17-point underdogs on Odds Shark. Justin K. Aller/Getty Images Grant Haley (left) returns a blocked field goal for the game-winning touchdown vs. Ohio State. The offensive line struggled to protect quarterback J.T. Barrett all night, especially on the last drive when he was under pressure on every dropback and sacked on the final offensive play of the game. Barrett averaged just 1.5 yards per carry (sacks included), Mike Weber averaged just 3.4, and Curtis Samuel only received 10 touches on a night in which he…
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