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Once again, Penn State and Ohio State meet at the peak of their powers


It has been almost 20 years since a Penn State football team sat atop the college football world. The school that helped give the Nittany Lions the last shove upward to a No. 1 ranking, Ohio State, might be in position to boost their case for supremacy once again a generation later. No. 2 Penn State travels to Columbus this week to face off against No. 6 Ohio State. (ESPN.com)

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