Game Thread Indiana at tOSU, Sat. Nov. 23, 12pm ET, FOX

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[Onebuckfan]

It’s never been whole. Fugazi calls existed all the time in 60s, 70s and on and on.

 

[dragurd]

There's also the fact that Gabriel can get loose. Never felt like Rourke was dangerous with his legs.

Yes Stunts can hurt you in the run game as they potentially open up holes though they were saying Rourke was atheltic he didn't trry to run till their last drive

 

[iambrutus]

 

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[BuckeyesGunn]

TE TD!!

Beer me!!

Here ya go!

 

[BUCKYLE]

I love that for him

 

[Jaxbuck]

Here ya go!

that is awesome

 

[ScriptOhio]

The Top Five​

1. QB Will Howard (85.7)​

This is Howard's debut as Ohio State's top-graded player from PFF and it's the fourth consecutive week that Howard is in the top five. Howard has been on a tear. Starting with the Oregon game, this is the fifth time in seven weeks for Howard to make the top five.

Completing 22 of his 26 passes with two touchdowns, Howard had a Big Ten-best overall grade of 85.7 and a passing grade of 85.3 among the conference's quarterbacks. Howard has led the Big Ten's quarterbacks in both of those categories in back-to-back weeks.

2. WR Emeka Egbuka (85.4)​

Egbuka caught seven passes for 80 yards and a score against the Hoosiers and PFF rewarded him with his highest grades this season. For the first time this year, Egbuka earned an overall grade in the 80s. He also received his highest receiving grade of the year: 82.5, almost two points better than the 80.7 receiving grade he earned against Western Michigan in Week 2.

3. LB Cody Simon (81.4)​

With an exceptional pass rush grade of 92.5, Simon was the highest-graded Big Ten player and the fifth-highest-ranked player in the nation in that category after recording 2.5 sacks on 10 tackles against the Hoosiers.

The linebacker makes the top five for the fourth time this season and the third time in four weeks. This is the third time this season for Simon to get a grade above 80.

4. S Lathan Ransom (75.2)​

Ransom ranked in the top 20 of the nation with a run defense grade of 87.9, which was good for the third-best grade in the Big Ten. This is Ransom's third appearance in the top five and the first time since landing the top spot against Oregon.

5. RB TreVeyon Henderson (74.9)​

For the fourth time this season and the third time in four weeks, Henderson makes the top five. His run grade of 75.3 and overall grade of 74.9 were the third-best among running backs in the Big Ten last week.

Henderson ran for 68 yards and a score against Indiana and is now 79 yards away from passing Tim Spencer (3,553 yards) for fifth place on Ohio State's all-time career rushing list.
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