
Indiana’s resurgence in college football continued with a dramatic 20-17 victory over Nebraska, ending the Huskers’ historic losing streak against ranked opponents. After trailing 17-6 with 12 minutes left, Indiana’s offense surged, with quarterback Josh Hoover connecting for two touchdown passes to Nick Marsh in the final quarter.
The win marked Indiana’s 22nd consecutive victory, while Nebraska’s record against top-tier competition deepened, now at 32 straight losses to ranked teams—a streak stretching back to 2016. Despite outgaining Indiana 391-328 and controlling possession, Nebraska’s defensive miscue on a fourth-down play allowed the Hoosiers to capitalize on a loose ball, sealing the upset.
Coach Matt Rhule admitted organizational errors, including failing to call a timeout, while acknowledging the team’s struggles against elite competition. The loss further underscored Nebraska’s prolonged decline, with fans debating whether the program’s struggles stem from coaching decisions or an ongoing curse.

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