Penn State’s schedule was already about to get a whole lot tougher, hosting No. 6 Oregon for the White Out at Beaver Stadium in Week 5, but it might be even worse than that. It seemed that the Nittany Lions would just need to split their matchups with Ohio State and Oregon, the other two top national contenders in the conference, but after Week 4, Indiana is looking like a much more difficult game.
Indiana's statement win
The Hoosiers, last year’s upstart program that rolled into the College Football Playoff with 11 wins over a soft schedule, might be even better in Year 2 under Curt Cignetti.