The Penn State Nittany Lions took on the Oregon Ducks in Week 5 of the college football season. See scores, updates and highlights here:

Penn State fans are spinning in a loop of anticipation and exasperation, expecting change but not getting it. Their next legitimate chance: Oct. 18 at Iowa, a game that now teeters on the edge of Penn State's playoff hopes.

No. 6 Oregon walked into Happy Valley and pulled off a major upset against No. 3 Penn State, a 30-24 victory to launch itself to the forefront of the national title conversation. Safety Dillon Thieneman reeled in a ridiculous interception in double-overtime to pull a stunner.

With 12:25 remaining, and the Nittany Lions having managed a mere field goal while trailing 17-3, the Beaver Stadium crowd that James Franklin had asked to make itself a difference had seen enough. They pierced the air with a resounding “Fire Franklin” chant.

Numbers below reflect record entering the game. When James Franklin took over the Penn State football program in 2014, he did so as a well-regarded head coach after leading Vanderbilt to three successful seasons.

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The college football world has its eyes set on Happy Valley this weekend as the Nittany Lions seek revenge from the Oregon Ducks after last year’s loss in the Big Ten Championship game. This time, the Nittany Lions have home-field advantage in a Beaver Stadium White Out,

Wild upsets were a common theme in Week 5 of the college football season, including several ranked teams on the ropes. A recap of Saturday's upsets.