Zach Osterman, who covers Indiana for the Indy Star, says the Hoosiers’ struggles so far this season have been rooted in their inability to get anything going offensively.
Greg Studrawa did not expect to have a six-man rotation on his offensive line this season, but Matthew Jones continues to prove he belongs on the field.
Chris Olave and Jack Tuttle have been close friends since Tuttle was Olave's high school quarterback, but they'll be trying to beat each other when Indiana hosts Ohio State.
Ryan Day's preparing for a stiff test from Indiana despite its record. Ohio State's ability to throw the ball for big plays figures to be a major factor in deciding the outcome.
Ohio State looks like the best team in the Big Ten, but we'll learn if it actually is over the next seven weeks. We discuss that and more on this week's Real Pod Wednesdays.
With Steele Chambers on a roll and Palaie Gaoteote getting the hang of things, Buckeye coaches said both linebackers are likely to see more time in the second half of the year.
Al Washington said he has “nothing but love” for Dallas Gant and K'Vaughan Pope and that their exits did not keep the players in his room from staying focused on improving.
Ryan Day says Cameron Brown and Haskell Garrett will be back for the Buckeyes against Indiana, and Al Washington says he still has a relationship with K'Vaughan Pope.
The 2-4 Hoosiers have mustered just 21 combined points in three games against Big Ten competition, but Indiana has played one of the toughest schedules in the country thus far.
We take a look at what went well in the first half of the season and what concerns remain entering the second half of the season for every Ohio State unit.