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Grant Wilson does enough to lift Indiana football to overtime win vs Minnesota | Grades

Indiana football secured a dramatic 23-16 overtime victory over Minnesota on Saturday, with backup quarterback Grant Wilson playing a pivotal role in the Hoosiers' late-game rally. Minnesota took a 16-13 lead with a 60-yard field goal by Luke Drzewiecki as time expired in regulation, but Wilson’s clutch performance—including a 25-yard touchdown pass to Charlie Becker in overtime—sealed the win.

The Hoosiers overcame a series of costly special teams mistakes, including blocked kicks and missed field goals, to claim their first victory over Minnesota since 2007. Indiana’s defense stifled the Gophers’ offense, forcing just two completions of 10+ yards through three quarters and sacking quarterback Drake Lindsey on fourth down to end the game.

Despite offensive struggles—including a lack of run-game effectiveness and late third-down conversions—the Hoosiers’ talent, led by Becker and Paddy McAteer’s game-saving field goals, proved decisive in the end.

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