Targeting is one of the most inconsistent calls in football and shouldn't be for one as impactful as it is. Yet it wouldn't be a proper week of college football if we didn't have at least one absurd targeting call in a game featuring a big team.

COLUMBUS, Ohio – Grading the Penn State football team on its 38-14 loss to Ohio State Saturday at Ohio Stadium: C: Ethan Grunkemeyer again showed pocket presence in a difficult environment, made some nice throws and missed a few. C: Kaytron Allen and Nick Singleton accounted for 132 of Penn State’s 200 total yards and both of its touchdowns.

Ohio State's defense received plenty of attention entering Saturday's game against Penn State, especially with former defensive coordinator Jim Knowles coming back to Ohio Stadium.

Grunkemeyer made is second-career start against the nation's top defense, and he arguably looked better than he did against Iowa.

Ohio State football's Caleb Downs thought he was going to miss the first half of Saturday's game at Purdue. Then, something shocking happened.

Interim head coach Terry Smith saw his team get blown out by the Buckeyes in the second half. Hear what he said about Ohio State after the game.