The Buckeyes are fresh off a bye week and set to play at the 'Shoe on Saturday, where they will play Penn State.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football’s game at Purdue on Nov. 8 will kick off at 1 p.m. Eastern. The matchup from inside Ross-Ade Stadium will air on the Big Ten Network.

Coming off the bye week, what was once expected to be the biggest game of the season for the Ohio State Buckeyes has lost the majority of its shine. The Buckeyes’ matchup against the Penn State Nittany Lions features the No.

The Buckeyes renew their rivalry with Penn State Saturday at noon on Fox 28. Ohio State looks to extend momentum after a 34-0 win; Nittany Lions seek rebound.

It’s officially Ohio State week for Penn State’s football program. The Nittany Lions (3-4, 0-4) come off their second bye week to face the biggest challenge of their season to date. Ryan Day’s Buckeyes (7-0,

Penn State faces the challenge of top-ranked Ohio State in their upcoming game at Ohio Stadium, airing live on FOX this Saturday.

Led by arguably the best defense in college football, Ohio State has outscored teams 255-41 through seven games. That’s with the ups and downs the offense has had with new quarterback Julian Sayin, a completely new rushing attack and two new play callers in Brian Hartline on offense and Matt Patricia on defense.

There is no better way to unwind during a bye week than exploring your inner thoughts, especially if they are made out of corn. Ohio State head coach Ryan Day decided to take a tour of this year’s corn maze at The MAiZE at Little Darby Creek.