I wonder if Cignetti is going to actually try to win this time instead of just trying (and failing) to keep it close.
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Should be a fun game indoors.
Going to see this offense really get after this IU defense IMO.
35-17 incoming.
Going to see this offense really get after this IU defense IMO.
35-17 incoming.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Ohio State Opens As a 5.5-Point Favorite Over Indiana in the Big Ten Championship Game
The Buckeyes are 5.5-point favorites over Indiana in the Big Ten Championship as OSU looks to secure the top overall seed in the College Football Playoff.www.elevenwarriors.com
The over/under is 48.5 meaning they are predicting a score like Ohio State 27 - Indiana 21
Ohio State vs. Indiana prediction, pick, preview for 2025 Big Ten Championship Game
The top two teams in the country will meet for the Big Ten title next weekend as the Buckeyes battle the Hoosiers
www.cbssports.com
Ohio State vs. Indiana prediction
I wish I could tell you I have a clear read on this game, but I don't. While these two met last season, they were both very different teams, and Indiana has upgraded its roster since. Both have explosive offenses led by their quarterbacks and excellent receivers. Both have strong front sevens on defense that do an excellent job stopping the run and putting pressure on opposing quarterbacks.There really isn't a whole lot to separate these teams, but if you can fall back on anything in this sport, it's talent. Indiana has a lot of talented players. Ohio State is an entire roster full of future NFL players. That, and the fact the Buckeyes have been in big spots like this before, and won, might prove to be the edge in what will be a close game. Prediction: Ohio State win Big Ten championship
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Oh man these guys on the BIG talking about the game and how Mendoza is battle tested and Sayin isn’t 
Picking Cignetti as the better coach…..hmmmm we handed him his hat and coat and said get fuck out lastyear and won a Natty.
I’m not saying these guys aren’t going to be a tough out, but these guys crack me up with their expert “analysis”
Picking Cignetti as the better coach…..hmmmm we handed him his hat and coat and said get fuck out lastyear and won a Natty.
I’m not saying these guys aren’t going to be a tough out, but these guys crack me up with their expert “analysis”
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Oh man these guys on the BIG talking about the game and how Mendoza is battle tested and Sayin isn’t
Picking Cignetti as the better coach…..hmmmm we handed him his hat and coat and said get fuck out lastyear and won a Natty.
I’m not saying these guys aren’t going to be a tough out, but these guys crack me up with their expert “analysis”
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Models tell me < 7
Models are dumb coke whores.
OSU by two scores like every other fucking game we have played for the last 12 months.
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scarletngray
Gold Pants
Indiana is better this year than last. But then again, so is Ohio State.
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Drubuck
What time is it?
Ummmmmmm....Oh man these guys on the BIG talking about the game and how Mendoza is battle tested and Sayin isn’t
Picking Cignetti as the better coach…..hmmmm we handed him his hat and coat and said get fuck out lastyear and won a Natty.
I’m not saying these guys aren’t going to be a tough out, but these guys crack me up with their expert “analysis”
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Just sayin': Just an amazing coaching job this year and it shows the depth that Ohio state had with numerous players really stepping up to fill almost 2/3 of the starting positions
At the end of last season (and Ohio State had 14 players drafted by the NFL) who really believed that the 2025 team might be even better than the team that just won the national Championship?
WR Emeka Egbuka – 1st Round, No. 19 Overall / Tampa Bay Buccaneers
OL Donovan Jackson – 1st Round, No. 24 Overall / Minnesota Vikings
DT Tyleik Williams – 1st Round, No. 28 Overall / Detroit Lions
OT Josh Simmons – 1st Round, No. 32 Overall / Kansas City Chiefs
RB Quinshon Judkins – 2nd Round, No. 36 Overall / Cleveland Browns
RB TreVeyon Henderson – 2nd Round, No. 38 Overall / New England Patriots
DE JT Tuimoloau – 2nd Round, No. 45 / Indianapolis Colts
LB Cody Simon – 4th Round, No. 115 Overall / Arizona Cardinals
SAF Lathan Ransom – 4th Round, No. 122 Overall / Carolina Panthers
DE Jack Sawyer – 4th Round, No. 123 Overall / Pittsburgh Steelers
DT Ty Hamilton – 5th Round, No. 148 Overall / Los Angeles Rams
CB Jordan Hancock – 5th Round, No. 170 Overall / Buffalo Bills
CB Denzel Burke – 5th Round, No. 174 Overall / Arizona Cardinals
QB Will Howard – 6th Round, No. 185 Overall / Pittsburgh Steelers
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