The Heisman tandem of Julian Sayin and Jeremiah Smith proved to tough to stop. But the Boilermakers showed a glimpse of the future with some bright spots. Here's what we learned.

Purdue's offense struggled to gain yardage and the defense couldn't stop the combination of Ohio State's Julian Sayin and Jeremiah Smith on Saturday.

Much like we saw from Indiana earlier on Saturday in Happy Valley, No. 9 Oregon escaped a near disaster on the road in Iowa City with a late scoring drive to get an 18-16 win over the feisty Hawkeyes and remain in the College Football Playoff picture.

Spencer Porath, a Brownsburg native, sneaks the ball above the crossbar for a 50-yard field goal make. It came after an intentional grounding by Ryan Browne, his first mistake though not blemish, that forced a fourth-and-21 and loss of 11 yards.

The Scarlet Knights need to go to Ross-Ade Stadium and establish the run to open up the passing game for Athan Kaliakmanis and his elite receivers. But none of that will matter if Rutgers’ defense doesn’t bounce back from the terrible Oregon loss.

Julian Sayin threw for 303 yards and one touchdown and No. 1 Ohio State used four straight scoring drives in the second quarter to pull away from Purdue 34-10.

The Ohio State Buckeyes are an 8-0 football team ranked No. 1 in the College Football Playoff rankings because they’ve been the most dominant team this season. While Ohio State hasn’t faced the toughest schedule,

Ohio State basketball takes to the court again for its second game of the year vs. Purdue Fort Wayne. Here's how to find and watch or stream the game.