The Indiana Hoosiers came out on the losing end for the first time in 666 days on Saturday.
If you watched what happened in the immediate aftermath, you would have seen the majority of players departing the field to take in all of the emotions that come with that unfamiliar feeling by themselves -- pretty much everyone besides wide receiver Charlie Becker.
Becker had some business to attend to, as he made a beeline for Ohio State head coach Ryan Day.
Becker sought out his opponent to apologize for an incident last season in which he started an "O-H-F-U" chant on stage following the 2025 Big Ten Championship Game, per video provided by Joe Nugent.
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"That's not who I am and I'm sorry for doing that," Becker said.
Ohio State's fandom seemed to take more offense than the team, but there were a few players from last year's squad who mentioned it leading up to the game this week -- the wide receiver clearly noticed that he had rubbed a few people the wrong way and made sure to apologize.
Classy.