Buckeyes Have “Chip On Our Shoulder” to Rectify 2020 Performance Against Indiana

Some wins don’t inspire riotous celebration from the victor.

Ohio State survived its last encounter with Indiana, a top-10 showdown in Columbus 11 months ago, but the visiting team was the clear winner of the final 30 minutes of play. Down 35-7 early in the third quarter, the Hoosiers made a frenetic comeback bid, which included four second-half touchdown passes from Michael Penix Jr. before Ohio State eked out a 42-35 win.

Penix and company came up short on a last-ditch effort to tie things up in the game’s waning moments, but the Buckeyes left the field with their fair share of disappointment as well.

“It did not feel good. Simple as that. It did not feel good,” Ohio State safety Ronnie…