Shawn Asbury: 'Indiana Is Something You Want To Be A Part Of'
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In Coach Cignetti’s own words, Defensive Back Shawn Asbury had “the play of the game” on Saturday against Nebraska.
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Terry Jones Jr. Has Breakout Game Against Nebraska
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Coming into the Nebraska game, Terry Jones Jr. had not seen the field very often this season. This was especially surprising given the fact that the Old Dominion transfer was an All-Sun Belt Honorable Mention last year, totalling 107 tackles (4 TFLs), 4 pass breakups, and a forced fumble.
Read MoreHoosier Huddle's College Football Playoff and Bowl Projections - October 20
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Written by T.J. Inman
FOX’s Big Noon Kickoff was in town to see the 6-0 Indiana Hoosiers and the nation was curious: who are these Indiana Hoosiers and are they for real? After a 60-minute beatdown of the previously 5-1 Nebraska Cornhuskers and a 56-7 win for Indiana, the answer ringing out from a sold-out Memorial Stadium was a resounding “YES!” There was a negative from the impressive victory though. Kurtis Rourke injured his thumb in the first half and stood in street clothes during the second half as Tayven Jackson finished the job at quarterback. Rourke is a doubt for the Washington game this weekend and the uncertainty at the most important position in the game is enough to keep them from a projection in the College Football Playoff.
Read MoreIU’s Defense Has Season-High 5 Takeaways in Win Over Nebraska
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Written By: Ben Gillard (@benjgillard)
Today was homecoming in Bloomington, and the Indiana defense certainly put on a show for the alums who made the trip down for the Hoosiers 56-7 rout of Nebraska. The IU defense was swallowing up Cornhuskers faster than Indiana native Joey Chestnut could swallow cheeseburgers at halftime. The Hoosiers “attack the ball” mentality certainly paid off this afternoon as they came away with a season-high five turnovers.
Read MoreHoosier Huddle's Game Day Primer: No. 16 Indiana Hoosiers vs. Nebraska Cornhuskers
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What’s at Stake
Nebraska is looking to become bowl-eligible for the first time since 2016 (Music City Bowl) as they continue to ascend in Matt Rhule’s second season in charge. The Huskers have games remaining against Ohio State, USC, Wisconsin and Iowa plus a home date with UCLA so this game will go a long way towards deciding how the rest of their season could go
Read MoreNebraska Head Coach Matt Rhule Speaks on the Cornhuskers’ Upcoming Matchup with Indiana
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Written by: Nate Comp (@NathanComp1)
Matt Rhule’s Cornhuskers are fresh off a bye week, but he had plenty to say about his team in this week’s meeting with the media before taking on Indiana. Rhule spent much of his time going into detail about his team, specifically, but he did have a couple mentions of the Hoosiers before wrapping up his half-hour. Here is what he had to say about the matchup with Indiana explicitly.
Read MoreThe Hoosiers are Refreshed and Ready to Face Nebraska
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Written By: Nick Gonzales (@nrgonzales_)
After what seemed to feel like an eternity, the Hoosiers are back from their bye week and ready to compete and continue their season after a historic start of going 6-0 for the first time in 57 years. Hoosier fans are ready to pack the rock this Saturday with a sold-out crowd. Not only are Indiana fans excited, but so is the rest of the college football world who want to see if Coach Cignetti can lead Indiana to 7-0 in his first season. Plus, after Week 7 there are only two teams left that haven’t trailed a single second this season. Those two teams are Army, and your Indiana Hoosiers.
Read More2024 At First Glance: Week 8 Nebraska Cornhuskers
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Written by: TJ Inman
Welcome back to Hoosier Huddle’s ‘At First Glance’ series as we preview Indiana’s homecoming opponent, the Nebraska Cornhuskers.
Read MoreGame Wrap and Reaction: Nebraska 35 Indiana 21
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Written by Nate Comp (@NathanComp1)
Opponent: Nebraska Cornhuskers
Location: Lincoln, Nebraska
Why They Played: The Hoosiers and Cornhuskers played in a Big Ten East-West crossover matchup.
What The Game Meant: After their first loss of the season last week, this was a chance for Indiana to stop the bleeding against a struggling Cornhusker squad that has already fired Scott Frost. The game felt key in the Hoosiers’ pursuit of bowl eligibility
Read MoreKeys to an Indiana Hoosier Victory over the Nebraska Cornhuskers
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Written by Andrew Walker
The Indiana Hoosiers have officially lost their first game. Is it the end of the world? No. Are the Hoosiers prepared to enter Big Ten play? That remains to be seen. The fact of the matter is the game Indiana played against Cincinnati last weekend would have been sufficient to take down Nebraska. The Hoosiers played a decently consistent level of football against the Bearcats, certainly, but can that consistent level of play be held throughout a grueling Big Ten schedule? They’d sure hope so. Today, we’re taking a look at a few keys to victory over Indiana’s upcoming Big Ten foe, the Nebraska Cornhuskers.
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