BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — It took nearly three quarters for the Ohio State offense to find its footing. Locked in a sloppy affair for the first two-plus quarters, in which they scored three points, punted twice and threw an interception from their second drive to their fifth, the Buckeyes came alive in the third quarter. Kyle McCord, the new starter at quarterback, delivered two strong drives that totaled 17 plays for 164 yards (9.64 yards per play) and took 8:48 off the clock. Those drives were the death knell for an Indiana team that couldn’t do much of anything offensively, as Ohio State gutted its way to a 23-3 win over Indiana at Memorial Stadium in Bloomington. Recommended Buckeyes stories Ohio State football 2023 predictions: Why Buckeyes will go 14-1, regaining their spot as Kings of the North Ohio State football 2023 predictions: Why Buckeyes will go 12-1 as Big Ten…
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