Elmira, NY, October 17, 2026 —

Indiana’s 22-game winning streak ended against Ohio State after a touchdown was overturned in a controversial decision, according to the information provided about the game.

The available account identifies the overturned touchdown as a key event in the end of the streak, but does not provide details about the play, the officials’ reasoning or the timing of the decision. It also does not include the final score or say whether either team or its representatives publicly commented on the call.

The game date and location were not provided. The account does not identify the players involved in the touchdown, describe the review process or specify what rule was cited in the decision. Without those details, the circumstances surrounding the overturned score cannot be independently characterized further here.

The streak was reported as 22 games, and Ohio State was the opponent when it ended. No information was provided about the broader records of either team, the teams’ standings or what the result meant for their seasons. The available details therefore establish the central outcome and the disputed play, but do not provide enough context to assess the call or its effect on the rest of the game.


Story summarized from the original created by MARK LONG, Associated Press on www.mytwintiers.com, see more information here.

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