The kickoff time for when Michigan State faces Penn State on Nov. 15 has been set.

One team in Saturday’s matchup between Indiana and Penn State is ranked No. 2 in the initial College Football Playoff rankings, but it isn’t the team most experts would have predicted two months ago.

The college football coaching carousel is already spinning, and Penn State helped that happen when it fired James Franklin in October. Since then, several other high-end jobs have opened up, giving the Nittany Lions potential competition in finding their next head coach.

Penn State will now go back home to take on the 2nd ranked Hoosiers in a bid to salvage something from a lost season

Could an IU alum hire away a Pennsylvania native to lead Penn State football? Peeling back the many complicating layers of a threat to IU's investment in football.

When Penn State fired James Franklin, Curt Cignetti reached out to his friend and fellow Pittsburgh native Terry Smith, the Nittany Lions' interim head coach.

Matt Rhule and Curt Cignetti signed extensions. Lane Kiffin will likely attract attention elsewhere. Could the Nittany Lions lure away a CFP contending coach or one who is at his alma mater?

Here's why IU football coach Curt Cignetti isn't leaving Indiana for Penn State: The Hoosiers have become a football school. Penn State? Same ol' mess. Penn State fired James Franklin this week, and the wildly successful Cignetti - a Pennsylvania native ...

Penn State, of course, is unranked in the inaugural CFP rankings after losing its fifth straight game. Still, Indiana coach Curt Cignetti found a ranking to pitch his team in girding against the upset as 13.5-point favorites. Hello, ESPN FPI!

Spreading the wealth, Ohio State wide receiver duo Jeremiah Smith and Carnell Tate both finished with over 100 receiving yards. Smith capped off his day with a circus-catch touchdown in the fourth quarter, hauling in a tipped pass with one hand in the endzone.