Let me know when you're ready to send it, I'll get you my address. Better luck next time. Do you want to make a bet on the Illinois game too, or just this one?
Yeah, that was a tough play to beat. I think they were being fair though. What they didn't mention is that that zone blitz wasn't a new play from Penn State. That same lineman had a pick the week before.
Reliving the five most important overtime wins in the history of Ohio State football. https://t.co/X9o2ZZhtGb— Eleven Warriors (@11W) May 28, 2020 2014: NO. 13 OHIO STATE 31, PENN STATE 24 (2OT) Heading to Happy Valley with a 5-1 mark, having lost to Virginia Tech in week two, No. 13 Ohio State needed to run the table if it wanted to get back into the 2014 national title picture. Urban Meyer's squad built a 17-0 halftime lead in whiteout conditions but the Nittany Lions turned the tables in the second half, scoring 17 unanswered of their own via a pick six of J.T. Barrett, a Christian Hackenberg touchdown pass and a Sam Ficken field goal with nine seconds left in regulation. After Penn State scored first in the extra session, Barrett answered with a 5-yard touchdown, tying the game at 24 to force a second overtime. Ohio State was afforded a short field after a Penn State personal foul and capitalized as Barrett took a third down carry four yards for a 31-24 lead. The Silver Bullets took over from there, culminating with a Joey Bosa walk-off sack of Hackenberg on fourth down. The victory was Ohio State fifth-straight in what became a 13-game winning streak en route to the most incredible national title run in school history.