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Have any of them been in the conference since 1967?

With Indiana’s win, they break the tie and leave us in sole possession of last place for longest drought since our most recent conference championship (1967).

If that was Packers-Seahawks a few years ago that would’ve been ruled a reception for Virginia.

Down goes UVA!

Sayin may have played himself out of an invite to NYC tonight.

Has there ever been a field storming on a neutral field?

Still only put up 13. Their D is my game MVP.

Probably true but I don’t think they’re as good as they were last year.

I don’t know about that. Their offense isn’t nearly as lethal as it was last year. If they don’t win it all it’s because of that side of the ball. They’re about to give up 13 and lose.

OSU has been atrocious in the red zone tonight. They don’t deserve to win if you can’t score at all when you’re within the 5 twice.

That was an egregious missed call, and an important one.

The young man has come up awfully small tonight.

Unbelievable. Everything’s going Indiana’s way.

And the IU offensive line has been far more impressive than OSU’s, giving Mendoza great protection and opening up the run just enough.

Sayin better step up and be an elite QB or Ohio State’s losing this game.

That was one of the Fox analysts.

The IU defense is a lot better than I’ve given them credit for. They’re fast and stout.

That was Minnesota amazing, not Ohio State amazing.

Can you imagine how ecstatic we would be if we had either Tate or Smith as a WR? And Ohio State has both?

They're giving to support athletics or the university at large? I'm thinking the majority--if not all--of their contributions are going toward the academic side (which I'm also appreciative of).