The best way to illustrate what No. 10 Indiana has done this season is to mention how unique next Saturday’s opportunity against No. 3 Ohio State really is. The Hoosiers have been to a Rose Bowl. That happened in 1967, when Indiana finished 9-1 in the regular season before losing to No. 1 USC 14-3 in Pasadena, Calif. The Hoosiers have won an outright Big Ten championship. That happened in 1945, when Indiana finished 9-0-1. Those are the big-picture goals that the Hoosiers have an opportunity to work toward next week in Columbus. That was earned after a routine 24-0 victory at Michigan State on Saturday. Indiana (4-0) now has knocked off Big Ten East contenders Penn State, Michigan and Michigan State in the first half of the season. That presents the opportunity — an amazing statistic — to consider. MORE: Will Michigan fire Jim Harbaugh? Rest of Big Ten…
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