Indiana at Rutgers

The Indiana passing attack took a hit when Nate Sudfeld went down for the season. There have been a trio of Hoosiers that have attempted a pass other than him this year, and they are a combined 26-63 for 134 total yards, zero TDs and four INTs. That sounds like a death sentence, however, the Hoosiers have one of the best running attacks in the country, led by Tevin Coleman and his 1,371 yards. That will be a problem for a Rutgers team that has allowed 5.3 yards per carry on the season. Their last three games vs. run-heavy opponents has seen them allow 914 yards on the ground, or over 300 yards per game, ouch! Rutgers has found the going slow on offense in Big-10 play, as they have managed just 77 total points in five games, or 15.4 points per. The Hoosiers are going to run on almost every play with a lot of success, shortening the game. The number is just too high here with the Hoosiers ground game having the most success in this game. Play on Indiana.