For the second-straight game, the No. 16 Wisconsin Badgers (2-2) struggled to find its footing on offense, losing 14-6 to No. 12 Indiana (6-1).
With time running out in the game, Wisconsin was en route to a potential touchdown but turned the ball over on downs, following an incomplete pass to Chimere Dike, which ended Wisconsin’s chance at tying the game.
Indiana, without its starting quarterback Michael Penix, Jr., turned to sophomore Jack Tuttle, who made his first collegiate start in the game. Tuttle, who finished the game 13-22 for 130 yards and two touchdowns, did just enough to help the Hoosiers pick up the victory on the road.