Ohio State’s Terrelle Pryor knows he’s entering a hostile crowd, while Daryll Clark is poised for a big game.

Five things to look for as No. 11 Penn State welcomes Terrelle Pryor to Beaver Stadium for the first time. Oh, and No. 15 Ohio State. No. 1: Public enemy Pryor Think of the last time an opposing player visited PSU with as much attention and pressure on him as Pryor. Here’s one: How about 27 years ago, when Dan Marino was a senior at Pitt? Pryor knows full well the kind of atmosphere he's about to enter. "I'm sure [the fans are] going to be giving me a lot of stuff, saying a lot of things, but I won't hear any of it," Pryor said after last week's game. Pryor also has said he will be more poised this week than he was in last year's meeting, when he was too excited and had a huge fumble late that helped PSU win. Pryor is a tremendous athlete who can hurt the Nittany Lions' defense with his legs if he breaks containment. He shouldn't be able to do much damage with his arm.