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On a day Ohio State's offense struggled again off and on, Ezekiel Elliott came to the rescue.

And the Buckeyes running back did it with some flare.

There was another hurdling of a tackler in the first half, but then in the third quarter he pulled out a new move as he broke off a 65-yard touchdown run that put the Buckeyes on top.

Jones had a huge hole initially to get the yardage he needed to convert a fourth down, but it appeared an Indiana defender might cut him down after a medium gain.

Then Elliott did his best Walter Payton impression with a move that looked an awful look like the Chicago Bears' great's "show pony kick."

The run gave Ohio State a 20-17 lead late in the third quarter in Bloomington.