The Ohio State Buckeyes blew out the Penn State Nittany Lions in a Week 10 college football game. Here are the highlights:

Penn State offensive lineman Vega Ioane made a thoughtful gesture after the game. Coaches and fans took notice.

Jeremiah Smith joined Sayin in the 90s with a 90.1 after catching all six of his targets for 123 yards and two touchdowns. It’s the second-highest grade of his career behind a 94.5 he posted in OSU’s Rose Bowl win over Oregon last season.

Ohio State football hosts Penn State on Saturday and we provided live updates with reaction, score, highlights, and commentary.

While Penn State’s defense was on the field, Grunkemeyer sat at the edge of one of the benches, quarterbacks coach Danny O’Brien on his right. He often spoke with receivers sitting on the bench to his left while Ohio State marched down the field, connecting with receivers easily.

On the second play out of halftime, quarterback Julian Sayin connected on a 57-yard pass to receiver Carnell Tate, which eventually set up a touchdown run for CJ Donaldson. The play worked to perfection, with Tate beating a Penn State defensive back and finding open space down the field.

With the ball on the PSU 4-yard line, Carson Hinzman was roasted on a simple spin move early in the second quarter, getting caught leaning the wrong way. That allowed a quarterback pressure on Julian Sayin, forcing Ohio State to settle for a field goal.

Penn State’s average starting field position in the first half was its own 37-yard line, largely thanks to Dani Dennis-Sutton’s forced fumble in the second quarter that put the Lions on the OSU 13. Ohio State’s average first-half start was its own 21-yard line. The Lions trailed by just three heading into halftime.

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.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Julian Sayin passed for 316 yards and four touchdowns, Jeremiah Smith scored twice and top-ranked Ohio State pulled away in the second half to defeat Penn State 38-14 Saturday. The Buckeyes (8-0, 5-0 Big Ten) had a 17-14 lead at halftime, but took control in the second half, scoring on three of their first four possessions.

Ohio State needed a half to return from its bye week but the Buckeyes were able to pull away from the Penn State Nittany Lions after halftime. Julian Sayin threw more touchdowns than incomplete passes, and his receiving corps continues to practice surgery on opposing secondaries.