IU @ Nebraska

The Hoosiers traveled to Lincoln Nebraska for the first time since 1977 and beat the Cornhuskers 38-31 for the first time since 1959 to become bowl eligible. Payton Ramsey went 27 for 40 passing for 351 yards with 2 touchdowns through the air, one on the ground with one interception. Stevie Scott gained 68 yards on sixteen carries and one touchdown.

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IU @ Maryland

With Payton Ramsey leading the way for an injured Michal Penix  the Hoosiers  amassed 520 yards, including 334 through the air against the worst pass defense in the conference. Ramsey went 20 for 27 and ran for 46 yards.

 Penix was 9 for 14 for 141 yards with a touchdown and an interception. Stevie Scott took care of the ground game, grinding out 108 yards and two touchdowns. 

It was still 31-28 with 3:42 remaining when Indiana's Juwan Burgess stripped the ball from Leake and pounced on the loose ball at the Maryland 15. That set up a field goal, and the Terrapins got to the Indiana 42 before an interception ended their final threat. Final score Hoosiers 34 – Terrapins 28

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IU v Rutgers

On the first play of the game at the 14:50 mark Reakwon Jones scored on a 17-yard fumble return followed by a Peyton Hendershot 14-yard pass from Michael Penix Jr.  By the 8:08 mark in the first quarter the scoreboard read 21-0 when Nick Westbrook to a 19 yard pitch and catch into the end zone. 

The Hoosiers would score twice in the third quarter on a Ty Fryfogle catch and a Samson James run to finish the contest 35-0. 

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The Helmet Project found here:
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http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1145292-power-ranking-all-124-college-football-stadiums