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No. 1 Oregon will face No. 3 Penn State in the Big Ten Football Championship Game tonight in Indianapolis.

The winner has a good chance of becoming the top seed in the College Football Playoff. Who will come out on top?

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Penn State gets into the end zone but fails to convert the 2-point attempt

14:17 left 4Q: Kaytron Allen had several big runs on this drive that covered 32 and 26 yards. He also had a 1-yard score.

Penn State attempted the two-point conversion but failed to get into the end zone.

Oregon 38, Penn State 30

Penn State misses the field goal, Oregon responds with a touchdown

7:36 left 3Q: Penn State missed a 42-yard field goal. Oregon got the ball at its own 23-yard line.

Dillon Gabriel threw a 48-yard touchdown to Tez Johnson.

Oregon 38, Penn State 24

Oregon adds a field goal before halftime

:07 left 2Q: Atticus Sappington added a 32-yard field goal to give Oregon some breathing room before halftime.

Oregon 31, Penn State 24

Penn State scores again to cut Oregon’s lead

1:53 left 2Q: Penn State isn’t backing down. Oregon punted and Penn State went down the field for another touchdown (10 plays, 64 yards). Drew Allar ran for a 7-yard score.

Oregon 28, Penn State 24

Penn State doesn’t give up and scores another touchdown

6:49 left 2Q: Penn State managed 75 yards in eight plays. Drew Allar threw a 22-yard touchdown to Omari Evans.

Oregon 28, Penn State 17

Oregon beats Penn State and then scores a touchdown

10:05 left 2Q: Penn State forced Oregon to punt for the first time, but things didn’t go any better for the Nittany Lions. On the second play of the game from Penn State’s 11-yard line, Drew Allar threw an interception to Oregon’s Dontae Manning. Manning brought the ball back to the 1. Jordan James hit the ball from there.

Oregon 28, Penn State 10

Oregon’s offense is unstoppable in the Big Ten Championship Game

13:04 left 2Q: Three possessions for Oregon, three touchdowns. This time, Dillon Gabriel threw a 4-yard touchdown pass to Terrance Ferguson.

Oregon 21, Penn State 10

Penn State responds with a touchdown

1:24 left 1Q: Drew Allar threw a 22-yard touchdown to Nicholas Singleton. One play earlier, Allar threw a 28-yard pass to Tyler Warren.

Oregon 14, Penn State 10

Oregon puts together another touchdown drive

3:21 left 1Q: Dillon Gabriel threw a 2-yard touchdown to Kenyon Sadiq. This is the second time tonight that the Gabriel-Sadiq duo has led to a touchdown. The drive lasted 10 plays and covered 75 yards.

Oregon 14, Penn State 3

Penn State answers Oregon with a field goal

7:30 left 1Q: Ryan Barker hit a 33-yard field goal for the Nittany Lions. The kick was set up by Nicholas Singleton’s 41-yard run.

Oregon 7, Penn State 3

Oregon strikes first in the Big Ten Championship Game

10:40 left 1Q: Oregon got the ball first and drove down the field with ease. Dillon Gabriel threw a 28-yard touchdown pass to Kenyon Sadiq. Sadiq delivered a hurdle kick against a Penn State defender during the game.

Oregon 7, Penn State 0

What channel is Penn State vs. Oregon on today?

TV channel: CBS

Live stream: Paramount+

The Big Ten Football Championship Game featuring Oregon and Penn State will be broadcast nationally on CBS. Brad Nessler and Gary Danielson will call the game from the booth at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, while Jenny Dell will report from the sidelines. Streaming options for the game include Paramount+, CBS’ subscription streaming service, and FUBO.

Big Ten Football Championship Game: Oregon vs. Penn State, today time

Date: Saturday December 7th
Start time: 8pm ET

The Oregon vs. Penn State game begins at 8:00 p.m. ET at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Big Ten Championship: Oregon vs. Penn State betting odds

Odds courtesy of BetMGM as of Saturday, December 7th

OPPORTUNITIES: Oregon by 3.5

O/U: 134 1/2

MONEYLINE: Oregon -185, Penn State +150

2024 Oregon football schedule

August 31st: Idaho (win, 24-14)
September 7th: Boise State (F, 37-34)
September 14th: at Oregon State (W, 49-14)
September 28th: at UCLA (W, 34-13)
Oct. 4th: Michigan State (W, 31-10)
Oct. 12: Ohio State (W, 32-31)
Oct 18: at Purdue (win, 35-0)
Oct. 26: Illinois (winner, 38-9)
November 2nd: at Michigan (win, 38-17)
November 9th: Maryland (F, 39-18)
November 16th: in Wisconsin (W, 16-13)
November 30th: Washington (F, 49-21)
Dec 7: Penn State (Big Ten Championship Game in Indianapolis)

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