Welcome into another PFF grade release show, Max Chabuck alongside Dalton Wasman, going over the biggest results from another insane week 10 of college football

Don. We got back at about midnight last night. We went to the Penn State Ohio State game,

which would be the first game we're talking about today. It was a six-hour trip front

there and back. It was a very, very fun time until the final score was revealed. But it was a very

fun time, man, but it was a really long road trip that

we had. And we were listening to all the games in the car, and then we had to watch all the tape

when we got back. Look, I had a fun time regardless. I don't really have a horse in that race.

So it was just a fun football game for me between two really good teams. And I'll tell you what,

it was another wild Saturday. I believe it was seven ranked teams that lost this week. I mean, you've got, it feels like there's parts of this playoff race that are getting a little

bit clearer and there are parts that are getting a lot murkier every single week.

So it's going to be a wild November and we started it off with a week like that.

It's only getting crazier as we go.

Absolutely.

So let's get into the first game that we're going to talk about today. That is number four Ohio State once again for,

I think, the eighth time in a row, beating number three Penn State, 20 to 13.

Let's go over the highest graded player starting off with the winning Ohio State.

But, guys, the highest graded player for them was cornerback Davidson-Igbinison at a 90.6th grade.

At number two was running back

Travianne Henderson in 77.7 number three is defensive tackle Ty Hamilton at 76.6

number four safety Lathen Ransom 75.3 the other safety at number five and

Caleb Downs is 72.7 and quarterback Will Howard with a 71.8 grade. Let's go over to Penn State side with their

highest graded players in the loss for them. Number one is safety is Guy Wheatley at 78.6. Number two is

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