
Indiana football secured its sixth win of the season and became the first program in the nation to lock in bowl eligibility by overcoming Nebraska 20-17 in a fourth-quarter rally. The Hoosiers' offensive surge was driven by wide receiver Nick Marsh, a Michigan State transfer who hauled in six passes for 187 yards and scored on a 75-yard reception and a 44-yard strike to seal the comeback.
Despite the victory, the team's rushing attack struggled significantly, managing only 66 yards on 22 carries, a sharp drop from their previous average of over 250 yards per game.
On the defensive side, freshman linebacker Jacob Savage emerged as a key contributor, recording two tackles for loss and a pass breakup while playing a season-high 19 snaps. This performance offers defensive coordinator Bryant Haines a reliable option to potentially return to three-linebacker formations.
Meanwhile, Daniel Ndukwe, who had missed the Rutgers contest due to injury, returned but appeared in just two defensive plays, leaving his status in the rotation uncertain as the team prepares to host Ohio State.

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