There's no national championship up for grabs and it won't even take place on the bright lights of the BCS stage, but it's tough to consider a New Year's Day matchup between Penn State and LSU anything but marquee.
The 11th-ranked Nittany Lions and 13th-ranked Tigers haven't played since the end of Joe Paterno's eighth season in Happy Valley, but they'll meet again Jan. 1 in the Capital One Bowl as Paterno looks to cap his 44th year by adding to his record 23 postseason victories.
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