COLUMN: Indiana wins hot potato, loses football game to Cincinnati
14 hours agoThe Hoosiers handed victory to the nearly equally sloppy Bearcats.
The Hoosiers handed victory to the nearly equally sloppy Bearcats.
Indiana only converted three of its six red zone trips.
Indiana lost after leading by 14 points in the first quarter.
Indiana took a 14-0 lead, but Cincinnati came back to win 38-24.
Indiana is wearing 1987 throwback uniforms against Cincinnati on Saturday.
Despite a goal from Daniel Munie, Indiana’s offense struggled to break through Rutgers’ defense.
The Hoosiers have been outscored 8-7 through six games this season.
This is the first Memorial Stadium sellout for Indiana since 2017 against Michigan.
The Hoosiers’ second meet of the season is hosted by Indiana State University.
Indiana football will play No. 8 Cincinnati on Saturday at a sold out Memorial Stadium.
Michigan State is 5-0-2 this season.
Both reigning Big Ten Players of the Week will play in the game.
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The Hoosiers will play their second home game of the season.
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The team finished three strokes behind 12th place.
The junior scored the Hoosiers’ lone goal against Akron on Friday.
No. 8 Cincinnati is 2-0 this season, but has lost five straight to Indiana.
Indiana opened its season with the Indiana Open against Miami University.
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