Off-Script Ohio: Ohio State survives Indiana, but loses Julian Sayin
Ohio State’s defense carried the Buckeyes past Indiana, but Julian Sayin will miss several weeks. Cole and Joey break down the win, what comes next and a historic weekend in college football
In a hard-fought game at Indiana, Ohio State secured a narrow 19-15 victory, ending Indiana's impressive 22-game winning streak and avenging a loss from the previous December. The Buckeyes' defense proved to be the turning point, as they limited Indiana's rushing offense to just 73 yards. Despite Julian Sayin's struggles, the team's resilience propelled them to the win.
The game's outcome hinged on Indiana's kicking performance, with missed field goals from 32 and 55 yards sealing the victory for Ohio State. Looking ahead, Ohio State finds itself at a pivotal point in the season, with the bye week providing opportunities for Luke Fahey and Tavien St. Clair to earn playing time. As they face tough opponents like USC and Oregon, the team's defense and run game will be crucial in maintaining their momentum and securing a playoff spot.
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