Ohio’s defense shut down Penn State’s aerial attack in the third quarter, holding the Nittany Lions to 27 passing yards and the Bobcats have taken the lead 17-14. Ohio threw for 124 yards during the quarter. Penn State has given up 14 straight points.

An 81-yard drive that ended when Tyler Tettleton threw a 43-yard touchdown pass to Landon Smith helped the Bobcats narrow the deficit to 14-10.

Tettleton’s one-yard touchdown run finished off an eight-play, 70-yard drive and gave Ohio the lead, 17-14.

The Nittany Lions’ Matt McGloin passed for 27 yards in the quarter to put him over 200 yards for the game. McGloin has 205 yards through the air so far today.

The Bobcats’ Tettleton topped 200 yards passing for the game in the quarter, and has plenty of time to add to his 241 total yards through the air. Ohio has the ball on its own 45-yard line to begin the fourth quarter.

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