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Interim coach Terry Smith is still waiting for Penn State to unlock the deep passing game

The Nittany Lions are averaging 180.4 passing yards a game. Smith has "demanded" that Penn State stretch the field, but that has not happened in the last two games.

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WATCH: What Penn State interim coach Terry Smith said about Ohio State after the game

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Penn State’s Terry Smith again stresses need for downfield passes

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Ohio State football vertical passing game hits another level in win over Penn State

Julian Sayin saw Carnell Tate streaking downfield.

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Penn State's vertical passing game still must be fixed

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Big Ten Refs Face Accusation Over Ohio State vs. Penn State Game

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Indiana football's kickoff time, TV network announced for Penn State game

Indiana football will kickoff at noon for the second time in three weeks when it takes on Penn State on Nov. 8 in State College.

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What we learned from Ohio State’s 38-14 win over Penn State

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Social Media Reactions to Penn State vs. Ohio State

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Ohio State’s romp over Jim Knowles, Penn State shows stability goes beyond who calls plays

Ohio State won 38-14, put up 480 total yards on Knowles’ defense, the most Penn State has allowed this season, and moved on to its November playoff push.

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Ohio State pulls away from Penn State: Julian Sayin's 4-TD performance leads No. 1 Buckeyes past Nittany Lions

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How Penn State football will make history vs Indiana in Beaver Stadium

Throwback Thursday: The last time a Penn State interim coach faced Ohio State

Joe Paterno was fired in the middle of his 46th season with the team, and Penn State's promising season would ultimately be remembered for what happened off the field. Still, interim head coach Tom Bradley had the final three games of the regular season ahead of him.

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Julian Sayin's Heisman campaign lifts off in top-ranked Ohio State's win over Penn State

Ohio State wide receiver Brandon Inniss confidently told reporters Wednesday that Julian Sayin will win the Heisman Trophy this season. Why? "They'll see the rest of the year," Inniss said. Three days later,