Indiana Hoosiers NCAA Football News

York Daily Record/Sunday News reporter Frank Bodani talks Penn State with readers every Monday during football season.

The standards for gridiron success are quite different for Indiana and No. 19 Penn State.

York Daily Record/Sunday News reporter Frank Bodani talks Penn State with readers every Monday during football season.

Penn State's Rose Bowl hopes are out the window, but the possibility of reaching a second consecutive BCS game is still in play if it can win its final two games.

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Returning to Bloomington following a two-game road trip, the Indiana football team takes on its second straight ranked opponent and fourth of the season in No 24/22/21 Wisconsin .

No. 24 Wisconsin followed the same old script to grind down Indiana. John Clay ran for 134 yards and a touchdown, Montee Ball scored two TDs and the Badgers held off the Hoosiers' fourth-quarter rally for a 31-28 victory Saturday.

Wisconsin comes to Indiana's Memorial Stadium Saturday and subtlety goes out the window.

Opening Line: Wisconsin by 11. Series record: Wisconsin leads 35-18-2. Last meeting: 2008, Wisconsin, 55-20. What's At Stake Indiana needs two wins in the last three games to become bowl-eligible. With a trip to No.

Wisconsin's chances of beating Indiana this week appear to have increased dramatically.

Indiana coach Bill Lynch has contacted Big Ten officials about a touchdown that was overturned on replay during Saturday's loss at No.

The Hoosiers moved down the field with ease after taking the opening kickoff. Indiana moved 69 yards in 11 plays, facing just one third down.

Three Big Ten road games. Three fourth-quarter leads. Three losses. For the Indiana Hoosiers, it's the difference between bowl eligibility and another season on the outside looking in.

They played like the destructive Hyde, too, until the fourth quarter when the rational and sane Dr.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Of course it's out there for the Indiana Hoosiers, the invisible elephant in the Cream 'n' Crimson football room: No, it's not whether Bill Lynch will return as coach.

Series Record: Iowa leads 39-27-4. Last meeting: 2008, Iowa 45-9. What's at Stake Iowa will likely need to go undefeated for a shot at the BCS title game, so it can't afford to overlook the reeling Hoosiers.

Indiana head football coach Bill Lynch announced linebacker Matt Mayberry , safety Austin Thomas , defensive end Jammie Kirlew and left tackle Rodger Saffold will serve as game captains when the Hoosiers travel to Iowa on Saturday.

The seventh-ranked and still undefeated Iowa Hawkeyes will try to continue their magical run and avoid a letdown this weekend, as they host the Indiana Hoosiers in Big Ten action at Kinnick Stadium.The Hawkeyes appear destined for a national title appearance and that was no more evident than in last weekend's bout, when Ricky Stanzi threw a ...

Indiana football's recruiting class of 2010 took a major hit this week when prized recruit Jibreel Black withdrew his commitment to the Hoosiers and announced his decision to play for his hometown team, the University of Cincinnati Bearcats.

Be honest. Do you think Indiana will make a bowl game? Do you figure the Hoosiers will even win another game this year? Tradition says no.