The defense is just running out of gas. Too much time on the field. Needed a turnover or sack at a critical point and it never happened. Indiana makes you defend the entire width and length of the field. They are a good team.
Yeah, I think I pointed out in another thread, but I think this is the strongest set of coaching staffs across the conference that we've perhaps ever seen.
Probably 16 out of 18 teams have what I'd consider solid coaching staffs (except UCLA and Purdue).
It's going to be tough to find wins when Illinois, Indiana, Rutgers, etc. have solid coaching in place.
Yeah, I suspect the lasting damage of last year's offseason will take years to overcome and a coach having some consistency here to get back to those levels of purple in the stands with that commitment that we had pre-Covid.
Indiana's offense is legit. Hard to see any but the best teams in the Big Ten beating them unless they have a game where they play poorly (and they didn't today).
Indiana's off to their best start ever in generations, so I'm not surprised.
You'd basically expect them to have more fans showing up home/away (last home game for them had higher attendance than a lot of past couple years games).
Indiana's offense is legit. Hard to see any but the best teams in the Big Ten beating them unless they have a game where they play poorly (and they didn't today).
Only Ohio State probably has a better offense on our schedule.
Indiana's off to their best start ever in generations, so I'm not surprised.
You'd basically expect them to have more fans showing up home/away (last home game for them had higher attendance than a lot of past couple years games).
Lausch's basically been improving in front of our eyes across 3 games. (Also what a difference when the balls are being caught vs dropped like at Washington).
Lausch's basically been improving in front of our eyes across 3 games. (Also what a difference when the balls are being caught vs dropped like at Washington).
