If the Hoosiers win their 23rd straight in the biggest home game in Indiana history on Saturday, should they become the new No. 1 team in the country?
Given the way the Big Ten is unfolding this season, it's very likely that we're going to see these two teams back in Indianapolis in December. It's hard to pick anyone else at the moment.
Indiana's Josh Hoover hasn't thrown an interception while he has 17 TD passes on just 129 attempts. Ohio State's pass defense presents the biggest challenge of Hoover's career. Opposing QBs are completing just 53% of their passes for 151 yards this season.
Can Ohio State run on Indiana? The Hoosiers are once again stifling opponents on the ground while the OSU tandem of Bo and Ja'Kobi Jackson — no relation — have rushed 138 times for 814 yards and 10 touchdowns. In the Big Ten championship game last year, Bo Jackson had 17 carries for 83 yards, but Indiana sacked Sayin five times. His ability to navigate the Indiana pass rush could be the Buckeyes' key.
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