Fourth-ranked Ohio State (5-1, 3-0 Big Ten) plays at fifth-ranked Indiana (6-0, 3-0) on Saturday in a rematch of last season's Big Ten championship game, which Indiana won 13-10. Kickoff at Memorial Stadium in Bloomington is set for noon ET on Fox, according to Ohio State's official schedule.

It is the only matchup of top-five teams this weekend, and the winner gets the inside track to a spot in the Big Ten title game, The Associated Press reported. Indiana, the defending national champion, brings the longest active winning streak in the top level of college football, 22 games, and the nation's longest home winning streak, 19 games, the AP said.

Both teams lean on the run game and run defense, the AP reported. Ohio State ran for 207 yards in last week's 45-16 win over Maryland, but it has been outrushed in each of its last three losses. Indiana allows only 75 rushing yards a game. "Their defensive line is one of the biggest challenges we'll have all season," Buckeyes coach Ryan Day said, according to the AP.

Indiana ran for just 65 yards in last week's 20-17 comeback win at Nebraska, the AP said. Hoosiers coach Curt Cignetti brushed off the outside storylines this week. "Both teams are going in, in my mind 0-0," he said Monday, CBS Sports reported.

Cignetti singled out Ohio State receiver Jeremiah Smith, who has 48 catches for 916 yards and 11 touchdowns this season, according to CBS Sports. "He's a freak. We're going to have to do a great job on him," Cignetti said. Day said he expects "a good portion" of the five starters who sat out against Maryland to return, CBS Sports reported.

What we know: The game kicks off at noon ET Saturday in Bloomington, with first place in the Big Ten at stake.
What we don't: Which of Ohio State's injured starters will play.