Penn State fans left speechless after egregious taunting penalty
By Tyler Reed
The Week 10 slate of the college football season is serving dinner before fans can even have a chance to look at the menu. A top-10 battle between Ohio State and Penn State kicked off the action.
Penn State fans were already unhappy with the start time of this game. Now, fans in Happy Valley are irate after a ridiculous taunting penalty that kept a Buckeyes drive alive, which later turned into a touchdown for Ohio State.
An unsportsmanlike penalty is called on Penn State here and gives OSU a first down pic.twitter.com/igtqIOcZQz
— FOX College Football (@CFBONFOX) November 2, 2024
This is one of the softest calls I have ever witnessed in a game. Penn State's defense is rewarded by having to stay on the field because an official seemed to be in his feelings.
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A touchback is ruled after review of the Will Howard fumble
— FOX College Football (@CFBONFOX) November 2, 2024
Do you agree with the decision? pic.twitter.com/bz4T875jap
The play above by Ohio State quarterback Will Howard was also called a touchdown on the field. Thankfully, it was reviewed and overturned. But Nittany Lions fans have to wonder what is going on with the officiating today.
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