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Indiana’s 22-game winning streak came to an end … by inches. Clinging to a 19-15 lead with just over a minute remaining, Ohio State watched as Indiana quarterback Josh Hoover lofted a pass to a wide-open Nick Marsh in the end zone. Marsh hauled it in and tried to drag his foot inbounds, but came up just short, allowing the Buckeyes to escape with the win. In an era defined by NIL, relentless roster turnover and an expanded College Football Playoff on the horizon, Ohio State-Indiana has become more than a clash between two of the nation’s best teams. It has the makings of one of college football’s most consequential new rivalries. Here are my takeaways from the Buckeyes’ victory: 1. Jeremiah Smith Is Inevitable. "We’ve got to give him as many touches as possible," Ohio State head coach Ryan Day told FOX Sports’ Tom Rinaldi just before kickoff. And then, for some reason, the Buckeyes promptly called pass plays for players not named Jeremiah Smith. In the first series, that worked. In the series following, it did not. And on those gotta-have-it downs, when it was clear to me that Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin was going to try to force-feed Smith, Indiana’s defense played like it had that knowledge too. Smith finished the first half with only two catches for 20 yards. In the third quarter, Sayin sailed a ball intended for Smith. Indiana cornerback Amare Ferrell picked it off. The Hoosiers were committed to playing sound, fundamental football, layering two defenders to Smith on passing downs. For the first time this season, it looked like a team was going to succeed in turning Smith — the best player in the sport — into a non-factor. And then, just like he has all season, Smith delivered, coming down with a 50-50 ball in the end zone to give the Buckeyes a double-digit lead. Take note, Heisman voters. That’s the kind of play that we’ve come to expect the Heisman Trophy winner to make against a top-five opponent. 2. Julian Sayin's Injury Could Spell Trouble For The Buckeyes. Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti knew his team needed to get pressure on Sayin early and often if the Hoosiers were going to contain Jeremiah Smith. Once Indiana delivered the first big hit on Sayin, the Buckeyes’ signal-caller fell out of rhythm. Against lesser opponents, he’d operated with the precision of… [TheTopNews] Read More.15 mins ago - Were your lines a bit crossed, Theo? The Gentlemen star asks for prompt while fi...
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Indiana’s 22-game winning streak came to an end … by inches. Clinging to a 19-15 lead with just over a minute remaining, Ohio State watched as Indiana quarterback Josh Hoover lofted a pass to a wide-open Nick Marsh in the end zone. Marsh hauled it in and tried to drag his foot inbounds, but came up just short, allowing the Buckeyes to escape with the win. In an era defined by NIL, relentless roster turnover and an expanded College Football Playoff on the horizon, Ohio State-Indiana has become more than a clash between two of the nation’s best teams. It has the makings of one of college football’s most consequential new rivalries. Here are my takeaways from the Buckeyes’ victory: 1. Jeremiah Smith Is Inevitable. "We’ve got to give him as many touches as possible," Ohio State head coach Ryan Day told FOX Sports’ Tom Rinaldi just before kickoff. And then, for some reason, the Buckeyes promptly called pass plays for players not named Jeremiah Smith. In the first series, that worked. In the series following, it did not. And on those gotta-have-it downs, when it was clear to me that Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin was going to try to force-feed Smith, Indiana’s defense played like it had that knowledge too. Smith finished the first half with only two catches for 20 yards. In the third quarter, Sayin sailed a ball intended for Smith. Indiana cornerback Amare Ferrell picked it off. The Hoosiers were committed to playing sound, fundamental football, layering two defenders to Smith on passing downs. For the first time this season, it looked like a team was going to succeed in turning Smith — the best player in the sport — into a non-factor. And then, just like he has all season, Smith delivered, coming down with a 50-50 ball in the end zone to give the Buckeyes a double-digit lead. Take note, Heisman voters. That’s the kind of play that we’ve come to expect the Heisman Trophy winner to make against a top-five opponent. 2. Julian Sayin's Injury Could Spell Trouble For The Buckeyes. Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti knew his team needed to get pressure on Sayin early and often if the Hoosiers were going to contain Jeremiah Smith. Once Indiana delivered the first big hit on Sayin, the Buckeyes’ signal-caller fell out of rhythm. Against lesser opponents, he’d operated with the precision of… [TheTopNews] Read More.
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No actor wants to fly blind, after all, especially when filming at Compton Abbas Airfield in Dorset. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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Valkyries host Dream in opener of best-of-seven seriesGuardian writers’ predictions: Golden State or Atlanta?Reach out to Bryan on Bluesky or by emailAtlanta trailed 14-11 after Chen’s three-pointer with 2:48 remaining, but Golden State failed to score again.Reese took over, scoring nine of Atlanta’s final 11 points. She converted two layups to put the Dream ahead 15-14, added another inside, split a pair of free throws and finished with a driving finger-roll layup with 13.8 seconds left. Gray contributed two free throws as Golden State missed their final five shots. Continue reading... [TheTopNews] Read More.
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It was not clear what had caused the stampede, which are relatively common in India. Police detained the event’s organizers and the on-duty police officers. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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Inside sources told NewsNation that agents dug through Ilhan Omar's trash for DNA from the congresswoman and her family, describing the potential evidence as 'critical' to the probe. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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