Analysis: No. 8 Cincinnati's cornerbacks shut down potent Indiana WR Ty Fryfogle

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – For the second straight week, the University of Cincinnati football team took a punch in the mouth, stumbled, fell to the canvas, and then got back to its feet and finished the fight.

The No. 8-ranked (Associated Press/Coaches) Bearcats (3-0) rallied from a 14-0 deficit late in the first half to defeat Indiana 38-24 Saturday in front of a sold-out crowd (55,626 fans).

"They're uniquely finding ways (to win), and different than last year," Cincinnati coach Luke Fickell said. "Last year, it was – I think – a little bit more of an emotionally fired crew. But this year, it's – right now, so far from what I've seen – a little bit more of a poised, business-like approach, which…