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Game-winning play by Indiana was stolen from college football team led by NFL quarterback

Indiana’s Hoosiers pulled off a dramatic fourth-quarter comeback to defeat Nebraska 20-17 on Saturday, extending their winning streak to 22 games. The victory marked only the second time since 2004 that the Hoosiers trailed by double digits in the final quarter and still managed to pull ahead, overcoming a 17-6 deficit late in the game.

Quarterback Josh Hoover led the charge with two touchdown passes—one to Nick Marsh for a 75-yard gain and another for a 44-yard score—securing the win for Indiana. The upset came as a shock to Nebraska fans, who saw their team collapse after leading comfortably for most of the matchup.

Indiana coach Curt Cignetti, known for his bold leadership, credited the team’s resilience and mental toughness for the comeback victory, while Nebraska’s struggles continued under head coach Matt Rhule.

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