Ohio State faces Indiana in Big Ten Championship rematch
Ryan Day said most injured starters should return, and Ohio State needs a clean game to end Indiana’s 22-game winning streak.
- On Saturday, October 17, the Ohio State Buckeyes travel to Memorial Stadium in Bloomington, Indiana, to face the Indiana Hoosiers in a rematch of last year's Big Ten Championship game.
- Ohio State head coach Ryan Day shared optimistic injury updates Monday, indicating most starters who missed the Maryland game should return against Indiana.
- "It's a new season, a new team, a completely different team that we're playing," Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin said, as the Buckeyes prepare to challenge Indiana's 22-game win streak.
- "That's the challenge right in front of us," head coach Ryan Day said, as the Buckeyes aim to avenge last season's 13-10 Big Ten Championship loss.
- The winner becomes an automatic Big Ten title favorite for this season, with tickets for the Saturday showdown starting at $484.
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