College GameDay Week 10 location: Where will ESPN show broadcast this weekend?

Every week, College GameDay travels to a different corner of the country to cover a college football game. Last Saturday, the show's crew traveled to Indiana to cover the game between the No. 13-ranked Indiana Hoosiers (8-0) and the Washington Huskies (4-4). The game ended in a 31-17 win for the Hoosiers.

Heading into Week 10, the College GameDay social media team has announced where the crew will be going on Saturday. The team will be covering the most anticipated matchup of the week – Ohio State vs Penn State.

Where will College GameDay be present in Week 10?

The No. 3-ranked Penn State Nittany Lions (7-0) will host the No. 4-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes (6-1) on Saturday, November 2. College GameDay is traveling to Happy Valley, the home of Penn State, to cover the game. All of the stars of the show, including Pat McAfee and Lee Corso, are expected to be there.

How close a game should fans expect between Penn State and Ohio State?

This game between Penn State and Ohio State is the most anticipated college football matchup of Week 10. It features two top five-ranked teams and will have big implications on the Big Ten standings.

Penn State heads into the game with an undefeated record after beating Wisconsin 28-13 on Saturday. However, this will be the toughest matchup of the season for the Nittany Lions as the highest-ranked team they had faced previously was No. 20-ranked Illinois on September 28. They won that game 21-7.

Additionally, the status of Penn State quarterback Drew Allar is questionable heading into this game. Allar left the game against Wisconsin in the second quarter with a knee injury and did not return.

For Ohio State, this is the second time it will be facing a top five-ranked team this season. They lost a close battle against No. 1-ranked Oregon 32-31 on October 12. Having the experience against another top five team could be valuable as the Buckeyes look to hand Penn State its first loss of the season.

The result of this game could have big implications in the Big Ten standings and playoff race. Penn State is trying to keep pace with Indiana and Oregon as the last three undefeated teams in the conference. Ohio State needs to catch those three teams, and without a win on Saturday, it will be nearly impossible.