Quarterback Josh Hoover connected with Nick Marsh twice in the fourth quarter as Indiana rallied from a slow start to beat Nebraska 20-17. The late comeback highlighted Hoover's chemistry with Marsh and intensified outside scrutiny of Nebraska's program after another close loss.
Josh Hoover connected with Nick Marsh for a touchdown as Indiana rallied from its first deficit of the season to edge Nebraska 20-17. The late comeback kept the Hoosiers unbeaten and prompted praise from coach Curt Cignetti, while Nebraska's Matt Rhule took blame for the close finish.
Josh Hoover and Nick Marsh helped No. 7 Indiana rally past Nebraska 20-17, overcoming an early deficit to keep the Hoosiers unbeaten. The win also extended Nebraska's skid against ranked opponents to 31 straight games, underscoring how far Indiana's program has climbed under its current staff.
Josh Hoover led Indiana to a fourth-quarter comeback win over Nebraska, with coach Curt Cignetti making key calls down the stretch. The rally kept the Hoosiers' momentum rolling and highlighted Hoover's ability to perform in high-pressure situations late in games.
Josh Hoover rallied Indiana from a fourth-quarter deficit to escape an upset bid by Nebraska, delivering the kind of late-game heroics fans associated with former Hoosiers quarterback Fernando Mendoza. The win kept Indiana's season on track and showed Hoover can handle pressure in a close conference game.
Indiana overcame a slow start, with quarterback Josh Hoover throwing two fourth-quarter touchdowns to Nick Marsh, to rally past Nebraska 20-17, prompting fans to question the Huskers' program trajectory.
Indiana trailed for the first time this season before rallying past Nebraska 20-17, with quarterback Josh Hoover connecting with Nick Marsh for a touchdown as coaches Curt Cignetti and Matt Rhule discussed the tight finish.
Josh Hoover and Nick Marsh led No. 7 Indiana to a 20-17 comeback win over Nebraska, extending the Huskers' losing streak against ranked teams to 31 games.
Nebraska blew an 11-point fourth-quarter lead at home as unbeaten No. 7 Indiana rallied, with Josh Hoover throwing two touchdowns to Nick Marsh for a 20-17 win, sparking criticism of coach Matt Rhule.
Nebraska coach Matt Rhule said he should have called a timeout before Indiana's Nick Marsh scored the go-ahead touchdown, as the Hoosiers beat the Cornhuskers 20-17 to extend their unbeaten streak to 22 games, with Marsh catching touchdowns of 75 and 44 yards from Josh Hoover.
After Indiana's 22-game winning streak survived a shaky road win at Nebraska, questions are mounting about the Hoosiers' defense, run game and quarterback Josh Hoover.