Indiana will hit the road for the third time this season to take on a 4-4 (2-3) Michigan State team fresh off a one-score loss in Ann Arbor that ended in a bit of a brawl.
Despite having out-gained Michigan by almost a hundred yards and dominating time of possession, a costly turnover and some empty drives kept Michigan State from a statement win. Expect Sparty to come out with a chip on its shoulder after a loss like that.
As a whole, Michigan State is having the kind of season one might expect from a team with a new coach, new quarterback, and new conference landscape to deal with.