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How far did Indiana football move up in polls after win vs Nebraska?

Indiana football has surged back into the national spotlight after a dramatic 20-17 victory over Nebraska, propelling the Hoosiers into the top five of both major polls. The team climbed to No.

4 in the US LMB Coaches Poll and No. 5 in the AP Poll, marking a significant jump in perception following their hard-fought win.

Indiana earned nine first-place votes in the coaches' poll, trailing only Georgia, while securing just one first-place vote in the AP ranking. The rise coincides with Georgia’s ascent to No.

1 in both polls after Texas, previously unbeaten, suffered a loss to Oklahoma. The Big Ten’s top two teams—Indiana and Ohio State—will now face off in a highly anticipated matchup, adding to the conference’s growing momentum.

Meanwhile, Notre Dame and Miami round out the top five, though rankings vary slightly between the two polls, with Ohio State’s position shifting depending on the survey.

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