Ohio State and Indiana played a fantastic game in Bloomington on Saturday afternoon.
Both teams entered the game ranked in the top 10 in the AP Poll before Ohio State won a nail-biter, 19-15. Ohio State snapped Indiana’s 22-game winning streak after the latter went undefeated last year and won its first six games of this season.
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After Saturday’s game, Indiana wide receiver Charlie Becker found Ohio State head coach Ryan Day and apologized for the O-H-F-U chant during last season’s Big Ten Championship Game.
“That was uncharacteristic of me. I’ve been thinking a lot about it, and I’m sorry to you and Ohio State,” Becker said, via Joe Nugent of NBC4 Columbus.
Indiana won last season’s Big Ten Championship Game over Ohio State 13-10 before the program went on to win its first college football national title.
Ohio State got its revenge on Saturday, but these two teams still have a solid chance to meet again in this year’s Big Ten Championship Game, especially if OSU quarterback Julian Sayin can return from injury.
What’s next for both teams?
Ohio State will have its bye week next week before playing USC on the road on Halloween. Meanwhile, Indiana will travel to Ann Arbor to play Michigan next Saturday.
Kickoff for that Indiana-Michigan game will be at noon ET.
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