Oct 16, 2026 · 13 min · 7 segments
Grant and Justice take a look around the Big Ten.
I- to me, it's a matter of if Ohio State stops the run, it's going to be tough for Indiana to win.
I, and I don't know if o- on the, on its face, Indiana has the horses to win this game, not in the same way that Ohio State does.
Which, going back to what Gary said earlier, like, it seems like not a lot of guys like him.
Everybody around college football, you're asking, "Why can you not teach my guys, our guys, to learn how to win that quickly?"
Yeah.
Right? Uh, but still, I mean, it's Ohio State, and I think they have more talent.
Yeah, and you may say that, but I mean, if you wanna be optimistic about Signatti winning this game, Ohio State's talked about it.
They've had some defensive line struggles.
They really haven't gotten after the quarterback to a great degree, at least to the degree that you would think an Ohio State team would be able to.
Also, who is the other weapon besides Jeremiah Smith on that, on that wide receiver corps? They haven't been able to find one.
He hasn't really gotten a ton of run and/or hasn't panned out to the degree that they thought he would.
It's Jeremiah Smith, and Julian Sands really hunting him i- in single and double coverage, and they're trying to emphasize to Sands that he's gotta spread the ball around.
But right now it's been tough for them to find a reliable second weapon, and the running game's been solid for the Buckeyes.
If Indiana somehow finds a way to scoot him off the map, man, it's gonna be tough for Ohio State to find a way to get some points going offensively.
And on the defensive side, man, if your defensive line isn't up to snuff, Ohio State's plenty talented, but if you're not up to snuff, Lee Beebe Jr. and Turbo Richard can really hit you between the gaps, and that's where Indiana can get you.
They have an experienced offensive line.
They lean on you with physical football.
I- to me, it's a matter of if Ohio State stops the run, it's going to be tough for Indiana to win.
I, and I don't know if o- on the, on its face, Indiana has the horses to win this game, not in the same way that Ohio State does.
Which, going back to what Gary said earlier, like, it seems like not a lot of guys like him.
Everybody around college football, you're asking, "Why can you not teach my guys, our guys, to learn how to win that quickly?"
Yeah.
Right? Uh, but still, I mean, it's Ohio State, and I think they have more talent.
Yeah, and you may say that, but I mean, if you wanna be optimistic about Signatti winning this game, Ohio State's talked about it.
They've had some defensive line struggles.
They really haven't gotten after the quarterback to a great degree, at least to the degree that you would think an Ohio State team would be able to.
Also, who is the other weapon besides Jeremiah Smith on that, on that wide receiver corps? They haven't been able to find one.
He hasn't really gotten a ton of run and/or hasn't panned out to the degree that they thought he would.
It's Jeremiah Smith, and Julian Sands really hunting him i- in single and double coverage, and they're trying to emphasize to Sands that he's gotta spread the ball around.
But right now it's been tough for them to find a reliable second weapon, and the running game's been solid for the Buckeyes.
If Indiana somehow finds a way to scoot him off the map, man, it's gonna be tough for Ohio State to find a way to get some points going offensively.
And on the defensive side, man, if your defensive line isn't up to snuff, Ohio State's plenty talented, but if you're not up to snuff, Lee Beebe Jr. and Turbo Richard can really hit you between the gaps, and that's where Indiana can get you.
They have an experienced offensive line.
They lean on you with physical football.
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