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No. 7 Indiana in trouble early against Nebraska

Indiana’s 21-game winning streak faces its first serious test this season as the No. 7 Hoosiers struggled early against unranked Nebraska.

The Cornhuskers’ explosive offense, led by quarterback Anthony Colandrea, dominated the first half with 216 yards and limited Indiana to just one offensive possession in 7:41 of game time. Nebraska’s defense matched the Hoosiers’ physicality, stifling drives and keeping Curt Cignetti’s offense off the field.

A missed 47-yard field goal by kicker Kyle Cunanan at the half left Indiana trailing 10-3, raising concerns about their ability to sustain momentum. The Hoosiers, who went 16-0 last season—the first undefeated campaign in college football in 132 years—must regroup in the second half to avoid their first loss since December 2024.

Nebraska, under coach Matt Rhule, has yet to defeat a ranked opponent but has shown the tenacity to disrupt top teams on any given Saturday.

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