The Ohio State Buckeyes lost to the Indiana Hoosiers in the Big Ten championship football game. Here are the highlights.

Ohio State wide reciver Carnell Tate discussed the offense's problem against Indiana leading up to their Cotton Bowl matchup against the Miami Hurricanes

OSU’s offensive line took a step backward against Indiana. The protection for quarterback Julian Sayin broke down too often and he looked uncomfortable on too many pass plays. After allowing only six sacks in the first 12 games of the season, OSU gave up five against IU.

A lot of the talk coming out of the Big Ten championship game centered on Ohio State’s inability to score points. OSU made four trips inside the red zone and came away with one touchdown and a

The Rebels continued their revenge tour with a dramatic victory over Georgia on New Year’s Day. It was a gutsy effort from Ole Miss, but the box score shows that the Rebels were deserving winners, gaining 473 yards of offense against an in-form defense.

As you'd expect, the top four seeds in the College Football Playoff are loaded with prospective NFL talent, especially the Buckeyes.

Humans are creatures of habit, Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti said. The Hoosiers had their routine disrupted — and rolled anyways.

The support from Bjork and others is reminiscent of how Ohio State handled last year’s fallout. Coach Ryan Day and players across Ohio State’s roster, such as defensive end Jack Sawyer, stood behind Fielding. This year, Fielding feels similar support.

Ohio State is the team to trust in the Big Ten Championship Game in our Indiana vs. Ohio State picks, odds & expert predictions for Saturday, December 6, 2025.