Will Howard passed for two touchdowns and rushed for another, TreVeyon Henderson ran for a score and No. 2 Ohio State beat previously undefeated No. 5 Indiana 38-15 on Saturday.

At some point late in the second quarter, if it wasn’t clear before, the talent gap became apparent. Ohio State and Indiana were locked in a close game on the scoreboard, but it was clear that the Buckeyes had the Hoosiers on the ropes after the visitors committed just one too many errors to rebound from — notably,

It's the most times its happened in a single-season for the Buckeyes, who have seen mixed results in the first two contests. The first game was Ohio State's 32-31 loss at No. 3 Oregon. The second was the Buckeyes' 20-13 win over No. 3 Penn State. This one will serve as a rubber match of sorts.

The College Football Playoff discussion has been unfairly dominated by Indiana’s weak strength of schedule, so here's the Hoosiers' chance to prove their 10-0 record is no fluke. Indiana is powered by an efficient passing offense led by fringe Heisman contender Kurtis Rourke and a defense that’s forcing nearly two turnovers per game.