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Ohio State vs Indiana in NCAAF Collage Football The Ohio State moves up to No. 3, Notre Dame No. 6 after top-10 wins Alabama and Georgia held on to the top spots in the poll, and Ohio State and Notre Dame made moves after winning top-10 matchups. After facing a 26-14 deficit with just eight minutes to go last week against Penn State, Ohio State engineered a miracu*ous comeback late in the fourth quarter to beat the Nittany Lions by a point for the second year in a row, 27-26. The win over Penn State gave Ohio State their second victory over a team ranked in the top 15 so far this year. The Buckeyes now are the owners of a 10-game winning streak, which is the second-longest active streak in the nation, behind only defending national champions, the UCF Knights. A Miles Sanders touchdown run gave the Nittany Lions a 12-point lead with eight minutes to go, but the Buckeyes responded quickly with a three-play, 75-yard drive that was capped off by an incredible effort by Binjimen Victor on a 47-yard touchdown reception. The Buckeyes were then able to force the Nittany Lions to punt, which would lead to an eight-play, 96-yard touchdown drive. Ohio State was able to take the lead for good on K.J. Hill’s 24-yard touchdown reception from Dwayne Haskins with 2:03 left in the game. Quarterback Dwayne Haskins struggled for most of the game, but found his rhythm at just the right time, finishing with 270 yards pas*ing and three touchdown throws. The efforts from the redshirt sophomore were enough to earn him Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week honors, marking the third time this year in which Haskins has earned at least a share of the weekly award. Haskins wasn’t the only Buckeye to be honored for his performance last week, as defensive end Chase Young was named Big Ten co-Defensive Player of the Week. With Ohio State not having the services of defensive end Nick Bosa for a second straight game, Young had his best outing as a Buckeyes on Saturday night. The sophomore finished with six tackles, three of those being for loss, two sacks, and two pas*