For much of the early fall night in Happy Valley, the Nittany Lion faithful clad (in their traditional prime-time white) looked to be headed for their second straight home victory against Ohio State. After a short Miles Sanders touchdown plunge with exactly 8:00 to go in the contest, Penn State stretched its lead to 26-14 in this highly anticipated matchup of Top-10 teams. The Buckeyes, coming in ranked No. 4, were looking to avenge a seemingly fluke 2016 loss in Beaver Stadium that included the famously blocked field goal returned for a touchdown… leading to the upset victory for Penn State. However, this time around, early Heisman candidate Trace McSorley and the Nittany Lions seemed to be outplaying the Buckeyes from the start. Holding a 13-7 halftime lead and dominating in both time of possession and total yards, Penn State was looking to continue its home winning streak vs. Urban…
Continue Reading: On This Day: Late Rally Helps Buckeyes Escape Happy Valley in 2018
