Ohio State Crushes Penn State 38-14, Marking Fifth Consecutive Win

In a recent college football game, Ohio State defeated Penn State 38-14 after a closely contested first half where Penn State trailed by only three points. Penn State interim head coach Terry Smith praised Ohio State's talent, especially receivers Carnell Tate and Jeremiah Smith, whom he called the best he has seen, while acknowledging his team's struggles in the second half. Despite Penn State's initial momentum and a critical forced fumble leading to a touchdown, Ohio State dominated the second half with a strong passing game and stout defense, limiting Penn State to just 60 yards after halftime. Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin threw four touchdowns, and the Buckeyes amassed 480 total yards compared to Penn State's 200. Smith expressed pride in his team's effort but emphasized the need to learn how to finish games, citing defensive lapses and lack of pass rush as key issues. With Ohio State now undefeated at 8-0, Penn State falls to 3-5, continuing a losing streak against Ohio State and reflecting on coaching changes earlier in the season.