The 6-4, 348-pound Ioane will get a chance to play against some familiar faces and a familiar team when the sixth-ranked Nittany Lions (4-1 Big Ten, 7-1) welcome Washington (3-3, 5-4) to Beaver Stadium for the first time.

The Huskies, who played for the national championship a season ago, are 5-4 and coming off a 26-21 win over USC on Saturday, which snapped their two-game losing streak. Washington has not yet won a road game, and in fact Big Ten teams from the Pacific Time ...

Saturday will also be Penn State’s famed “White Out” game, a tradition where fans come dressed in all white clothing. The Nittany Lions are 9-6 in full-stadium White Outs, and 11-8 in all White Out games going back to 2004 when the tradition started.

The coming weekend marks another round of college football games. As the regular season enters its latter stages, teams are looking to make the most out of their remaining outings for either a CFP bye — if they still have a chance at contention — or at least a strong finish to end the year.