... Penn State would have to do to win the game.

The first was to contain the Buckeye's run game. This obviously was not done.

The Buckeyes were able to run the ball with ease between the tackles with "Boom" Herron and Brandon Saine. Every time it looked as if Penn State would make a big stop with a third and long, Terrelle Pryor was always able to escape outside the pocket for the first down.

Penn State looked unprepared to handle the Buckeyes run offense. The DE's were unable to contain the outside, and the Penn State LB's were unable to tackle in the middle.

Penn State also seemed to be more concerned with Terrelle Pryor passing the ball on third and long, rather than doing what he does best, which is run.

Pryor ...

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