Prior to last night’s game, Penn State Nittany Lions fans were on the edge of their seats for most of the day wondering if Penn State freshman running back Saquon Barkley was going to make his return after missing the Nittany Lions last two games. The margin of error for the Lions, especially against a team like Ohio State, remains slim. But the Nittany Lions didn’t have the finishing punch they needed, and Ohio State’s dazzling playmakers accounted for four of its touchdowns in a 38-10 Big Ten victory before a crowd of 108,423 at Ohio Stadium. It’s weird Franklin keeps saying how the ‘doctors and trainers decide who can play.’ Didn’t Penn State have trainers at the game? BONUS THOUGHT: If Saturday night did not show the importance of punting and field position, I am not sure what will. Ohio State was able to consistently flip the field, and pin the Lions deep, while Penn State averaged just over 35 yards per punt. “That guy”, Nelson said, “is a great player”. “We had a few real opportunities early in the game”, Penn State coach James Franklin said. “I’m going to evaluate and let you know on Monday and go from there”, he said about the quarterback question. Bosa got his first full sack last week against Maryland, but sacks don’t tell the whole story. …
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