Indiana looked nothing like a defending champion for three quarters, and still found a way past the Wildcats.
Wins are wins. No matter the weather, location or plays in the game that lead up to the final score.
Indiana's ability to stop a dual-threat quarterback will be key Friday.
Chiles is winless against the Hoosiers through two starts. He returns to Bloomington on Friday searching for his first win, this time as Northwestern’s quarterback.
For Hoover, and for a fanbase that's forgotten how to lose, it feels like there’s work to be done.
His teammates feel his importance every day.
Saturday might offer quarterback Josh Hoover a chance to show off his running ability.
Western Kentucky continues its tough non-conference slate, sitting at 0-2.
The Hoosiers got 296 rushing yards, a defensive shutout and another dominant showing from their star receiver in the win.
After a shaky Week 1 win over North Texas, the Hoosiers get a chance to sharpen up before the schedule gets tougher.
The Hoosiers have plenty to improve on against the FCS opponent.
The senior follows in Aiden Fisher's footsteps as the leader of the defense.
Seven different Hoosiers caught at least one pass from Hoover in the 52-16 victory over North Texas.
The defense left the game 'unsatisfied,' but there's plenty of time for the unit to come together.
Both teams feature new arrivals at key positions, setting up a clash of the unknowns Saturday.
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