TCU's QB was 24/40 with 308 yards in the air and 8 carries for only 7 yards.  He is nowhere near the QB McSorely is, doesn't have the receivers like McSorely has and TCU's Offense is not in the same league as Penn State.  They are 2-2, unranked and only lost to Ohio State because of two big turnovers.

TCU's Anderson had 154 yards rushing, over 12 yards per carry and is nowhere near the back Sanders is.  Heck, Oregon State's Pierce had 168 yards rushing averaging 15 yards per carry.

Ohio State's Dline is solid.  But, some guy named BOSA is not playing and that is pretty big deal IMO. Their LB's are young and got exposed in both, the TCU and Oregon game.  Penn State's Oline will compete with the Buckeye's Dline and holes will open up for Mcsorley and Sanders to get a solid running game going.....which will open the short pass over the middle allowing Mcsorley to pick apart those young LB's and keeping the ball in Penn State's hands.  AND THEN MCSORLEY WILL FIND SOMEBODY DOWN FIELD WIDE OPEN FOR SEVERAL TD's.

Haskins is a good QB, but 4 games?  Against? TCU....really, now that we see how they are doing? You can say the same about PSU so far....but for this.  Mcsorely HAS experience against GREAT teams, Defenses and has a proven track record expanding over two years....advantage PENN STATE.

There is NOWAY Pry is going to allow Haskins to sit in the pocket all night long and throw those easy passes to wide open receivers tomorrow night. Pry will cut this defense loose, bring constant pressure and hope he can get Haskins moving east and west eliminating the big pass plays. If this happens, Ohio State will NOT score more than 21 points tomorrow night.

PENN STATE offense?  They are going to score a lot against Ohio State.  This Ohio State defense is not as good as last year. Our Offense is isn't either, but it is not THAT far off.

Penn State 49

Ohio State 17

I am sticking with it!!!