Ohio State dominates Penn State with defense, and does enough on offense against the nation's top-ranked defense to remain unbeaten. And Marvin Harrison Jr., as expected, was the Buckeyes' offensive machine that the Nittany Lions don't have. Harrison's numbers? 11 catches for 162 yards and a touchdown. Jeff Gilbert writes the story for Press Pros.

Every team is different, and Day says this one wants to be coached hard. So he's showing his intense side more in practice and during and after games with the goal of achieving the most success in his tenure.

Number 3-ranked Ohio State scored early, and often (Brandon Inniss, above), and checked a lot of good-performance boxes in its tuneup for next week's noon showdown with No. 6 Penn State.

All that we thought we knew about Day – always calm and only calls running plays because he has to – isn't quite what we've learned five games into a season when his team has yet to feature a consistent running game.