Penn State Nittany Lions quarterback Trace McSorley.(Photo: Rich Barnes, USA TODAY Sports) Ohio State still can still win the Big Ten and reach the College Football Playoff, but the road for the No. 2 Buckeyes just got a lot tougher. Penn State blocked a field goal late in the fourth quarter, and Grant Haley picked it up and took it the distance to lift the Nittany Lions to a 24-21 victory at home against Ohio State on Saturday in State College, Pa. The Lions scored 17 fourth-quarter points to rally from 21-7 down. The Buckeyes’ road winning streak under Urban Meyer ended at 20. It’s a signature win for Penn State coach James Franklin on a white-out night in Happy Valley. It’s the first time an unranked Penn State team has defeated a top-two team since 1964.
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