Ohio State is averaging 77.2 points per game in Big Ten play this season, but that number is skewed by a couple of offensive duds against the elite defenses of Michigan (twice) and Michigan State. The Buckeyes average 80.3 points per game against everyone else in the conference, and have put up at least 80 points in six of their last seven home games. Now they face an Indiana team that may have had a pour-it-out game against lowly Minnesota to stop a four-game losing streak, and I’m not going to overreact to the Hoosiers’ defensive performance in that win to think they are ready to slow Bruce Thornton and John Mobley.