Ohio State and Indiana both rolled again in Week 10. How do their performances and other impact our latest Big Ten football power rankings?

The Penn State-Indiana series has been quite one-sided in Big Ten play. The Nittany Lions are 25-2 against the Hoosiers since 1993 and 13-0 at Beaver Stadium. Indiana has beaten the Nittany Lions only twice: in 2013 (44-24) and in the memorable overtime game to start the 2020 COVID season.

No. 1 Ohio State (7-0, 4-0 Big Ten) is almost certainly going to get into the College Football Playoff, while Penn State (3-4, 0-4) is playing out the string after a disastrous month that saw the Nittany Lions fire head coach James Franklin in the middle of a four-game slide against Oregon, UCLA, Northwestern and Iowa.

Penn State vs. Ohio State will be broadcast nationally on the Big Ten Network on Thursday evening. Dan Kelly and Fred Pletsch will call the game from the booth at Value City Arena in Columbus, Ohio. Streaming options for the game include the Fox Sports App, and FUBO, which offers a free trial to new subscribers.

Penn State’s breakout freshman star Gavin McKenna was named Big Ten Hockey Third Star of the Week. The Yukon native received the honor from the league office on Tuesday morning

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Penn State's losing streak stands at five games following the Lions' 38-14 loss to Ohio State on Saturday in Columbus.

Drake Lindsey scored on a 3-yard run in overtime and Minnesota denied Michigan State its first Big Ten Conference win of the season with a 23-20 victory.

The Big Ten battle of the week sees Penn State (3-4) attempt to stop the runaway train that is Ohio State (7-0) on Saturday.