One of the biggest games on Ohio State's 2020 schedule is now just days away. The Buckeyes are getting ready to head east to face Penn State on Saturday night in Happy Valley.

The matchup represents one of the biggest hurdles for Ryan Day's team to clear on the way back to the Big Ten Championship Game and a potential return to the College Football Playoff.

Donnie Collins of the Scranton Times-Tribune joins host Tom Orr to provide an in-depth run through what Buckeye fans can expect to see from the Nittany Lions on Saturday.

How badly does the loss of running backs Journey Brown and Noah Cain to injury hurt James Franklin's team, and how much of that loss can the quarterback run game make up?

With Micah Parsons opting out and Jesse Luketa sitting the first half following a targeting penalty, how short-handed is Linebacker U at its signature position?

Does the Lions' defense have the talent in the back end to defend Ohio State's stable of wide receivers?

And what's the more likely path to a Penn State win: scoring more than 30 points or holding Ohio State under 30?