Ohio State football's offensive line has been scrutinized and in flux nearly all season long. It started from Day 1 of training camp, when coach Ryan Day said members of the offensive line were battling illness,

Ohio State leads the country in touchdown percentage allowed in the red zone at just 30 percent, while Indiana is scoring touchdowns on 82 percent of its red-zone trips. If Ohio State can prevent the deep ball, the game will come down to its defensive line vs Indiana’s offensive line and that’s a matchup Ohio State likes its chances in.

It's the most times its happened in a single-season for the Buckeyes, who have seen mixed results in the first two contests. The first game was Ohio State's 32-31 loss at No. 3 Oregon. The second was the Buckeyes' 20-13 win over No. 3 Penn State. This one will serve as a rubber match of sorts.