Indiana’s fourth-down gamble came within inches of paying off. Instead, it ended the longest active win streak in college football. No. 4 Ohio State held on for a 19-15 win over No. 5 Indiana on Saturday at Memorial Stadium, snapping the Hoosiers’ 22-game winning streak and 19-game home winning streak, the two longest active streaks in the FBS. It was also the first home loss in Curt Cignetti’s three seasons in Bloomington. The game was ultimately defined by one snap. Trailing by four, Indiana faced fourth-and-four from the Ohio State 27-yard line when Josh Hoover found a wide-open Nick Marsh...
Curt Cignetti Reacts To Indiana’s Loss To Ohio State: ‘Hard One To Swallow’
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