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Ohio State Beats Indiana 19-15

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Ohio State beat Indiana 19-15 in Bloomington after a potential go-ahead touchdown was overturned in the final minute because receiver Nick Marsh stepped out of bounds on fourth down. The loss ended Indiana’s 22-game winning streak and 19-game home winning streak, while giving Ohio State revenge for its loss to Indiana in last season’s Big Ten championship game. Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin threw for 235 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions, including a 38-yard fourth-down touchdown pass to Jeremiah Smith, before leaving with an apparent right-arm injury and watching the finish in a sling. Indiana quarterback Josh Hoover threw for 296 yards and a touchdown despite appearing to be injured.

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