Lets start with the bad news for Ohio State Buckeye Nation which is the defense showed that they are human and allowed 14 points to be scored against them. Mind you, the defense still looked dominate and the final points scored by Indiana of the game came as time time expired. Another than the anomaly the Buckeyes actually giving up points, they had shut out their last two opponents in Toledo and Illinois, things went right to script in the Buckeyes win over the Indiana Hoosiers today in Bloomington. Jim Tressel's men outmanned their Big Ten challenger running away with a 33-14 victory which wasn't even as close as the score would indicate.

Terrelle Pryor would once again lead the charge for the OSU offense throwing for 159 yards and 3 touchdown passes while also eating up 63 yards and a touchdown on the ground. Brandon Saine would dominate getting the start at tailback running for 113 yards on only 17 carries. The air attack would be a balanced one for the heavily favored Buckeyes as Pryor would hit 8 different receivers on the evening with touchdown throws to three different men

The defense would again dominate their oppenent allowing the Hoosiers offense only 11 first downs with a paltry one coming on a running play. The defense would also force 3 turnovers and a earn a safety.

The Buckeyes will continue their quest for a Big Ten championship next week when they host unbeaten Wisconsin at 3:30 at Ohio Stadium.