The Hoosiers jumped out to an early lead when quarterback Kurtis Rouke handed the ball off to Ty Son Lawton, who scored the game's first touchdown. However, this lead was short-lived, as the Buckeyes' defense quickly took control.

Ohio State’s 38-15 win over Indiana on Saturday gave the team another top five win, and put the Buckeyes one step away from a Big Ten Championship Game appearance against Oregon in Indianapolis. It was a game that had hype coming in, but the Buckeyes did their best to keep the Hoosiers and their No. 5 ranking on the back-burner.

The answer to the question of whether Indiana’s second-half problems with Michigan were reflective of talent or scheme wasn’t kind to the Hoosiers (10-1, 7-1) on S