Penn State vs. Ohio - College Football - Predictions, Betting Lines, Odds and Trends

The Penn State Nittany Lions (1-0) face the Ohio Bobcats (0-0) on Saturday, September 10, 2022 at Beaver Stadium. The Nittany Lions are undoubtedly the favorites in this one, with the spread posted at 24.5 points. The over/under is set at 53.5 in the outing.

Penn State vs. Ohio Predictions

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Penn State vs. Ohio Betting Trends

Against the spread, Penn State was 7-6-0 last season.
The Nittany Lions were winless ATS (0-1) when playing as at least 24.5-point favorites last season.
Penn State had three of its 13 games hit the over last season.
Penn State was the moneyline favorite eight total times last season. They finished 6-2 in those games.
Penn State played as a moneyline favorite of -3673 or shorter in just two games last season, and it split them 1-1.
Ohio beat the spread five times in 12 games last season.
Out of 12 Ohio games last year, four hit the over.
Ohio was an underdog in eight games last season and won two (25%) of those contests.
Last season, Ohio was at least a +1267 underdog on the moneyline one time, losing that contest.

Penn State vs. Ohio: Over/Under Trends

Penn State and its opponent broke the 53.5-point mark times last season.
Ohio’s games finished with over 53.5 points scored times last year.
Last season, the two teams combined to average 5.9 points per game fewer than the total for this matchup (53.5).
The total for this game is 53.5 points, 5.9 higher than the combined points allowed for these two teams last season.
The over/under in this game is 53.5 points, 2.0 higher than the average total in Nittany Lions games last season.
Last season, Bobcats games resulted in an average scoring total of 55.5, which is 2.0 points higher than the over/under for this matchup.

Penn State Players to Watch

Kaytron Allen’s team-high 31 rushing yards (31.0 per game) have come on eight carries this year.
This season Keyvone Lee has taken nine carries for 30 yards (30.0 per game).
Mitchell Tinsley’s 84 receiving yards (84.0 yards per game) pace all receivers on the team. He’s registered seven receptions and one touchdown.
Brenton Strange has put up a 77-yard season so far (77.0 receiving yards per game) with one touchdown, reeling in two passes.
KeAndre Lambert-Smith’s four receptions have netted him 58 yards (58.0 ypg) and one touchdown.

Ohio Players to Watch

Kurtis Rourke averaged 150.0 passing yards per outing and tossed 11 touchdowns last season. In addition, he added three more touchdowns on 27.3 yards rushing per game.
De’Montre Tuggle tallied 805 rushing yards and seven touchdowns on the ground during last year’s campaign.
Armani Rogers ran for seven rushing touchdowns on 529 yards a year ago.
Cameron Odom collected 406 receiving yards and one touchdown over the course of 2021.
Ty Walton caught 32 passes last season on his way to 380 yards and two receiving touchdowns.
Isiah Cox averaged 30.2 receiving yards per game a season ago.