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Ohio State-Indiana Rematch Set for Fox Noon Kickoff

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Ohio State’s Big Ten Championship Game rematch with Indiana is set for noon ET next week on Fox as part of Big Noon Kickoff. Indiana, the defending national champion, won last year’s title-game meeting and enters the week unbeaten; Ohio State is 4-1 and will host Maryland before traveling to face the Hoosiers. The matchup is expected to be one of the season’s biggest Big Ten games and will be the third Big Noon appearance for each team this season.

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