Is the Indy stage already set?
It wasn't the prettiest of performances for the Buckeyes yesterday. But in a weird season filled with all sorts of craziness, sometimes you just have to be happy with a win over a top-10 opponent and hope that the problems can be fixed. Those problems obviously start with a defensive backfield that got absolutely shredded by Michael Penix Jr. and the Hoosier passing attack.
Then there's the obvious good news. Ohio State is sitting at 4-0 on the season and has complete control of the East Division. Ryan Day still has one of the country's best offenses even though it was far from flawless against the Hoosiers.