NCAA Football  Ohio U tops Penn State in O'Brien's debut
Tettleton converted 31-of-41 passes and also picked up another
47 yards and a touchdown on nine rushing attempts for the
Bobcats (1-0), who held a 21-0 scoring advantage in the second
half. Beau Blankenship ran the ball 31 times for 109 yards and
also caught seven passes for an additional 72 yards for the
visitors.   O'Brien, a former coach with the NFL's New England
Patriots, is the 15th head coach in PSU history and has the
burden of replacing the legendary Joe Paterno who was dismissed
from the program late last season in the wake of the Jerry
Sandusky child abuse scandal.   "We had a lot of fan support and
we wanted to win it for the fans, and win just for the alumni
and for ourselves and it's just upsetting," Penn State wide
receiver Shawney Kersey said.     "We knew that we were going to
have to take on a surge. That surge would come from the fans and
it would come from the players," Ohio coach Frank Solich said.
"We knew the atmosphere would be