What impressed UCLA interim coach Tim Skipper about the Indiana Hoosiers?

The Indiana Hoosiers' disciplined play across all three phases of the game impressed UCLA interim coach Tim Skipper, who said he is "still trying to identify weaknesses" in their performance.

How has the Indiana Hoosiers' defense performed this season?

The Indiana Hoosiers' defense had a strong outing against Michigan State last week, despite allowing a season-high 367 yards and 293 passing yards. Defensive coordinator Nick Cignetti was pleased with the adjustments the group made after a shaky start and will aim to tighten up tackling and assignments against the UCLA Bruins.

Where does the Indiana Hoosiers' offense rank nationally?

The Indiana Hoosiers' offense ranks 7th in total offense (497.3 yards per game) and is tied for 4th in scoring (43.9 points per game) this season. Wide receiver E.J. Williams Jr. has emerged as a reliable third option in the passing game.

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Indiana Hoosiers Stifle Opponents, Coaches Struggle to Find Weaknesses

25 Oct

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Summary

Indiana football's disciplined play impresses UCLA interim coach
Indiana defense aims to build on strong performance against Michigan State
Indiana offense ranked 7th in total yards and 4th in scoring

Indiana Hoosiers Stifle Opponents, Coaches Struggle to Find Weaknesses

As the No. 2 Indiana Hoosiers (7-0, 4-0) prepare to host the UCLA Bruins (3-4, 3-1) this weekend, the visiting team's interim coach, Tim Skipper, has expressed his admiration for the Hoosiers' disciplined play. Skipper said he is "still trying to identify weaknesses" in Indiana's game, noting the team's impressive performance in all three phases of the game.

Indiana's defense, led by standout defensive ends Stephen Daley and Mikail Kamara, will look to build on its strong outing against Michigan State last week. The Hoosiers allowed a season-high 367 yards and 293 passing yards, but defensive coordinator Nick Cignetti was pleased with the adjustments the group made after a shaky start. The defense will aim to tighten up its tackling and assignments against the Bruins.