Ohio State handed Indiana its first loss of the season with a 19-15 victory in Bloomington, but the win came at a cost. Julian Sayin was sacked in the fourth quarter and went down with an injury to his throwing arm.
Ohio State survived what appeared to be the go-ahead score when Nick Marsh's left foot was ruled to be out of bounds as the Buckeyes beat Indiana 19-15 on Saturday.
With 20 sacks through six games, Indiana has given opposing offenses plenty to prepare for ahead of the top-five showdown. For Ohio State, the matchup could come down to how well its offensive line handles the pressure when the Buckeyes take the field.
Midweek wasn’t great at all for Ohio State on the injury front, but the latest news did bring welcomed news for the Buckeyes. The Ohio State Buckeyes received
To say Ohio State’s offense has played well to start the season may be an understatement. The Buckeyes are averaging 503.5 yards per game and 42.7 points per game heading into this weekend’s showdown with the No.
Jeremiah Smith has the records, the production, and the Heisman frontrunner status to match. His record-breaking first half has caught plenty of analysts’ attention, but not everyone is convinced he is ready to win the Heisman.
It appears Ohio State is going to need a Legend Bey a lot more than originally played on the road against Indiana in Week 7. The Ohio State Buckeyes released their first availability report of the week ahead of Saturday’s top-5 matchup against Indiana, and it brought bad news for the Buckeyes’ offense.
Indiana handed Ohio State its first loss of the season last year in the Big Ten Championship, when Julian Sayin was sacked five times in the 13-10 defeat.
Many consider Ohio State’s Julian Sayin one of the premier quarterbacks in college. Now in his junior year, the prodigy has been the catalyst for the Buckeyes’ solid start, with just one loss in five games.
If you’re an Ohio State Buckeyes football fan like I am, then you understand the references I made about the Silver Bullets defense for the Buckeyes back in 1996.
Matt Campbell mentioned two major college football destinations when underscoring the sport’s significance at Penn State. Alfie Burch, the father of four-star edge rusher Asa Burch, posted a video of Campbell speaking to high school recruits.
ESPN’s Paul Finebaum’s latest comment about Ohio State is an interesting one ahead of the Buckeyes traveling to Indiana. Week 7 is a big one for the Ohio State Buckeyes.
Ohio State is 5-1, unbeaten in the Big Ten, but Ryan Day is running out of time to wait for his starters to get healthy. Six starters missed the Buckeyes’ 45-16 win over Maryland, and with Indiana up next, the mounting injuries are forcing Day to look beyond his usual rotation.
LeSean McCoy is not holding back. The former Pitt Panthers and Philadelphia Eagles star has seen some great wide receivers in his time in the game. And he loves Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith.
Jeremiah Smith keeps rewriting the Ohio State Buckeyes’ record book, but the star receiver made clear Saturday that his biggest remaining goal has nothing to do with individual statistics.
Jeremiah Smith added two more Ohio State Buckeyes records to his resume on Saturday, and the star receiver made clear that individual milestones should start catching nationwide attention and recognition.
The Ohio State Buckeyes have a long history of recruiting, developing and sending outstanding wide receivers to the NFL. There's a reason that Ohio State is often referred to as "Wide Receiver University," and that is likely to remain the case for quite some time.