The accident took place in the early morning around 6:30 am. Fans were advised to make alternate plans to reach the campus. A semi-truck with a jack-knifed trailer blocked traffic on the freeway just before the Gooddale Street exit. All lanes on State Route 315 beyond North Broadway Street were closed. However, after a few hours, the situation was brought under control. Officials responded promptly and successfully removed the truck within two hours. The freeway was reopened approximately 45 minutes later, allowing traffic to resume. The committees recognized the importance of the game in Week 13 and their efficient response helped minimize disappointment and ensure that fans could continue their journey with minimal delays.
As a result of the jackknifed semi-truck, State Route 315 southbound is closed on the north side at the 270/315 interchange to 315/670. Guests attending today's Football game are advised to allow for extra travel time and follow the instructions provided. This is to ensure a smooth journey to the stadium and avoid any unnecessary delays.
Will Indiana be able to continue their winning streak? This season, they have exceeded all expectations. Head coach Curt Cigneti has brought new hopes to the program. On the other hand, an Ohio State victory could enhance their chances of winning the Big Ten championship. Additionally, this matchup holds significant importance for the college football playoff.
Did you know that Indiana last defeated Ohio State in 1988? Yes, the last time they achieved a 41-7 victory was at their home ground in Bloomington, Indiana. This was their second consecutive win over Ohio State. In 1987, they also defeated them by 31-10. Overall, Indiana has beaten Ohio State 12 times in total according to their record book. However, they have played 97 games together. This means the Buckeyes lead the all-time series record with 80 wins, 12 losses, and 5 ties. But with the new head coach bringing a fresh perspective, the competition is now more intense than ever. Who will you be rooting for?