Ohio State vs. Indiana: Online Live Stream, TV Broadcast Info

Everything you need to know about the Ohio State vs. Indiana online live stream and TV broadcast, as well as game notes and prediction.

The Ohio State Buckeyes look to continue their march toward a shot at defending their national title when they travel to Bloomington to take on the undefeated Indiana Hoosiers this weekend.

The Buckeyes are led by running back Ezekiel Elliott, who is third in the Big Ten with 113.8 yards per game. Both Cardale Jones and J.T. Barrett have taken snaps, with Jones owning the majority of them. Jones was 19-for-33 with 288 yards passing and two touchdowns, compared to one interception, in last week’s 38-12 win over Western Michigan.

Indiana will lean on quarterback Nate Sudfield, who has started the 2015 season impressively, throwing for 1,143 yards and seven touchdowns with only one interception.

Below is everything you need to know about the game, including the Ohio State vs. Indiana online live stream options and TV broadcast.

Ohio State vs. Indiana Live Stream, Game Broadcast Information

Venue: Memorial Stadium (Bloomington, IN)
Date: Saturday, October 3
Kickoff Time: 3:30 p.m. ET
National TV: ABC, ESPN2
Ohio State vs. Indiana Online Live Stream: WATCH ESPN, Ohio State Radio, Indiana Radio

Prediction

Indiana will have a little fun on offense for a few drives, but the Ohio State defense will put the clamps down in the second half. The pass rush and the linebacking corps will be dominant.

For the final score prediction check out our Ohio State vs. Indiana game preview.

Game Notes

Ohio State leads the all-time series with Indiana 70-12-5, including 19 straight over the Hoosiers.
The Buckeyes have won 17 straight games, dating back to their loss against Virginia Tech in 2014.
Ohio State running back Ezekiel Elliott has rushed for more than 100 yards in nine straight games.
Indiana is 0-15 all-time against top-ranked teams, including 0-5 against Ohio State.
The Hoosiers are 4-0 for the first time since 1990, and the sixth time in program history