Week 10 Shake-Up: Which College Football Giants Just Crashed the Top 25 Power Rankings?
5. Indiana (+1)
Indiana is just up one spot, but once again it was not easy. On October 10, Indiana made a fourth-quarter comeback to beat Nebraska 20-17. They would then lose a tight game to Ohio State, 19-15. The next week, Indiana did not score a touchdown until overtime, but that was enough to beat Michigan 13-6. This past week, overtime was needed again against Minnesota. Minnesota took a 3-0 lead early, but Josh Hoover found Nick Marsh to take the lead. Still, Drake Lindsey threw a touchdown pass to give Minnesota the lead going into the half. The second half saw plenty of scoring plays, but all were field goals. With 19 seconds left in the game, Minnesota hit a 60-yard field goal to take a 16-13 lead. The 19 seconds were too many to leave Indiana. They hit a 33-yard pass on the first play from scrimmage, setting up the ball at the Minnesota 42. Paddy McAteer then hit a 60-yard field goal to send it to overtime. There, Indiana scored while Minnesota did not, as the Hoosiers won 23-16. Next up for Indiana is a week off, before a visit from USC.
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