There are a few Big Ten teams that rank in the top 10 nationally in terms of offensive efficiency.

According to ESPN's Football Power Index, offensive efficiency is ranked on a 0-100 scale, "based on offense's contribution to scoring margin on per-play basis, adjusted for strength of opposing defenses faced."

Despite falling to Ohio State, the Indiana Hoosiers lead the conference with a rating of 85.1 out of 100.

Shockingly, the Buckeyes aren't No. 2. In total, three teams have a ranking of 80.0+ or higher, OSU included, but there are nine teams that have received a failing score of 60.0 or below.

Every Big Ten football team ranked by offensive efficiency through Week 7

1. Indiana Hoosiers: 85.1 (FBS Rank: 3)

2. USC Trojans: 84.3 (FBS Rank: 5)

3. Ohio State Buckeyes: 81.7 (FBS Rank: 10)

4. Northwestern Wildcats: 77.3 (FBS Rank: 18)

5. Illinois Fighting Illini: 76.3 (FBS Rank: 19)

6. Nebraska Cornhuskers: 69.3 (FBS Rank: 29)

7. UCLA Bruins: 65.3 (FBS Rank: 34)

8. Purdue Boilermakers: 64.3 (FBS Rank: 36)

9. Iowa Hawkeyes: 63.7 (FBS Rank: 37)

10. Penn State Nittany Lions: 56.4 (FBS Rank: 53)

11. Wisconsin Badgers: 53.5 (FBS Rank: 59)

12. Michigan Wolverines: 53.4 (FBS Rank: 60)

13. Rutgers Scarlet Knights: 53.3 (FBS Rank: 61)

14. Oregon Ducks: 48.4 (FBS Rank: 72)

15. Washington Huskies: 45.8 (FBS Rank: 80)

16. Michigan State Spartans: 44.2 (FBS Rank: 86)

17. Maryland Terrapins: 37.5 (FBS Rank: 96)

18. Minnesota Golden Gophers: 35.8 (FBS Rank: 99)