For a second week in a row, the Ohio State Buckeyes faced an opponent capable of not being run over and ran them right over. Ohio State wandered into Indiana and left the highways teeming with roadkill. The Buckeyes opened up a 30-3 and closed out just as devastatingly, driving away with a 51-10 win over the Hoosiers. I wouldn’t call it a vacation…
By now you should know that the Grumpy Old Buckeye column aims to be the voice of negativity, even when things are generally pretty great. I point out the things from each game that make me want to walk out onto my lawn in my bathrobe and yell at people about it. This week, we’re discussing Ohio State’s first road game and first conference…
In this episode of the Buckeye Weekly podcast, Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr give their immediate thoughts following Ohio State’s 51-10 win at Indiana. This team looks good — real good. The defense held up today at all levels, save for two plays. The Ohio State offensive line, meanwhile, dominated on almost every snap. It was a complete team effort…
For the second week in a row Ohio State absolutely obliterated an opponent, thanks to dominating play along both the offensive and defensive lines.
Chris Olave capped the ensuing drive with a 37-yard touchdown catch that expanded Ohio State’s lead to 14-3. And then, just like he did last November, Olave followed up his offensive touchdown with a huge play on special teams.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — The #6 Ohio State Buckeyes (3-0, 1-0) traveled for the first time this season, going on the road to Bloomington, Indiana and coming away with a 51-10 win over the Indiana Hoosiers. Following the game, Buckeye head coach Ryan Day spoke with reporters about the game and his players. Before that, however, quarterback Justin Fields fielded some question.
Three weeks into the 2019 Ohio State football season, there is a lot of reason for optimism for Ryan Day and his program. Sophomore QB Justin Fields accounted for four touchdowns, and J.K. Dobbins and Master Teague combined for 299 yards rushing in a 51-10 Buckeye win over Indiana.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — It was a homecoming of sorts for JK Dobbins, as he returned to the scene of his first collegiate game and once again lit up the Indiana defense, this time to the tune of 193 yards rushing on 22 carries in Ohio State’s 51-10 win over the Hoosiers. Back in 2017, Dobbins exploded as a true freshman with 181 yards rushing on 29 carries…
The Ohio State Buckeyes open up their 2019 Big Ten conference schedule at noon when they take on the Indiana Hoosiers at Memorial Stadium.
