What to Expect

Much has been made of Tressel's record after a bye-week. He is 2-4, which is not great, but it isn't horrible. Tressel has dismissed questions, but you have to think that it isn't lost on him that his four losses are almost 20% of his overall losses at OSU. Pryor will once again get a chance to play well against his home-state team. He had a great game last year, but a couple costly mistakes in his freshman year kept him from winning his first big conference game. The OSU defense will keep the Penn State running game in check, limiting them to 90 yards on the ground and keeping Royster under the century mark. OSU will keep PSU to 175 yards in the passing game. Penn State will slow the OSU offense, but I still expect OSU to get 175 yards rushing and 215 yards passing. OSU will win 34-13.