COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State opened up its season with a 23-3 win over Indiana where its defense was the most positive thing coming out of the game. The Hoosiers were limited to just a 42-yard field goal that wa barley successful first hitting the upright before getting a favorable bounce. It is the first time since its 45-12 win over Arkansas State that the Buckeyes kept a team from scoring a touchdown. The last time they did so against a Power Five opponent was in 2019 when it held Northwestern to just a field goal in a 52-3 road win. The dominant performance wasn’t the result of one player standing out but more the productive of a group effort with 19 player recording a tackle. That is also mirrored in the Pro Football Focus grades. Michael Hall Jr. had the highest grade of anyone who played at least 20…
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