What is the Early Line on the Penn State Nittany Lions vs. Ohio State Buckeyes Game October 30?

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There was an early line on the Penn State vs. Ohio State game was Buckeyes -12.5.  The Nittany Lions were upset at home by Illinois.  The adjusted opening line was -10.5, but that's still too high.  Gambling911.com has an early line of just -6 favoring Ohio State.

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Casey Washington caught a 2-point conversion pass from Brandon Peters to end the first nine-overtime game in NCAA history and lift Illinois over No. 7 Penn State 20-18 Saturday.

The teams were tied at 10 after regulation, exchanged field goals in the first two overtimes, then began to alternate 2-point attempts in the third OT as part of a format tweaked ahead of the 2021 season.

Ohio State was yet to face off against Indiana Saturday night at the time of publication.

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- Tony Caliente, Gambling911.com

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