The Hoosiers have been dominant and dynamic on offense, in part because of 31 incoming transfers headlined by MAC Offensive Player of the Year Kurtis Rourke. He’s completing over 73 percent of his passes for more than 10 yards per attempt and 11 touchdowns with two picks through five games.

There’s a new favorite to win the national championship after college football’s prove-it Week 5 action, punctuated by Alabama’s statement performance against Georgia in a battle of unbeaten SEC heavyweights,

Indiana ranked No. 24 coming off a 42-28 win over Maryland while Oklahoma State (No. 20) dropped out of the top 25. The Hoosiers are one of seven Big Ten teams — No. 3 Ohio State, No. 7 Oregon, No. 8 Penn State, No. 12 Michigan, No. 16 USC and No. 25 Illinois — currently ranked.

The USC Trojans got back on track with a 38-21 win over Wisconsin on Saturday. How high did the Trojans move up in this week’s Big Ten power rankings? Ohio Stat