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AT MICHIGAN STATE (1-2, 1-2) Date Opponent Time/TV Kickoff: Noon EDT O.24 8/7 Penn State W, 36-35 (OT) Date: Saturday, Nov 2020 INDIANA SCHEDULE NO. 10/10 INDIANA (3-0, 3-0) AT MICHIGAN STATE (1-2, 1-2) Date Opponent Time/TV Kickoff: Noon EDT O.24 8/7 Penn State W, 36-35 (OT) Date: Saturday, Nov. 14, 2020 O.31 at Rutgers W, 37-21 Location: Spartan Stadium (Natural Grass) - East Lansing, Mich. N.7 23/25 Michigan W, 38-21 TV: ABC: Dave Pasch (p-b-p), Greg McElroy (analyst) & Holly Rowe (sideline) N.14 at Michigan State Noon/ABC Radio: IU Radio Network; Sirius 83, XM 83, Internet 83: Don Fischer, Buck Suhr & Joe Smith N.21 at 3/3 Ohio State Noon/FOX N.28 RV/RV Maryland TBA D.5 at 13/14 Wisconsin TBA D.12 RV/RV Purdue TBA D.19 B1G Champions Week TBA -B1G East Division games in bold -Rankings are AP/Coaches -All game times Eastern 2020 MICHIGAN STATE SCHEDULE STAT LEADERS STAT LEADERS Date Opponent Time/TV Passing Passing O.24 Rutgers L, 27-38 Michael Penix Jr.: 66-112, 750 Yds, 7 TD, 1 INT Rocky Lombardi: 65-112, 869 Yds, 6 TD, 5 INT O.31 at 13/14 Michigan W, 27-24 Rushing Rushing N.7 at Iowa L, 7-49 Stevie Scott III: 65-235, 4 TD, 3.6 Avg Jordon Simmons: 37-132, 0 TD, 3.6 Avg N.14 10/10 Indiana Noon/ABC Receiving Receiving N.21 at RV/RV Maryland TBA Whop Philyor: 31-252, 1 TD, 12.0 Avg Jalen Nailor: 12-271, 1 TD, 22.6 Avg N.28 23/23 Northwestern TBA Defense Defense D.5 3/3 Ohio State TBA LB Micah McFadden: 21 T, 1.5 TFL, 1 INT, 2 QBH LB Antjuan Simmons: 26 T, 3.5 TFL, 1 FR S Devon Matthews: 19 T, 1 S, 2 TFL, 1 INT, 4 PBU LB Noah Harvey: 25 T, 3.5 TFL, 2 QBH D.12 at Penn State TBA CB Reese Taylor: 18 T, 1 S, 3 TFL, 1 PBU, 1 QBH S Tre Person: 19 T, 1 S, 1 FF, 1 PBU D.19 B1G Champions Week TBA -B1G East Division games in bold SETTING THE SCENE -Rankings are AP/Coaches • No. 10/10 Indiana (3-0, 3-0 B1G East) travels to Spartan Stadium (Natural Grass) to face Michigan State (1-2, -All game times Eastern 1-2 B1G East) on Saturday, Nov. 14. Kickoff is set for noon EDT on ABC. • The Old Brass Spittoon has been awarded to the IU-MSU victor since its inception in 1950. (more on page 2) TALE OF THE TAPE • The Hoosiers are ranked in both national polls for the third-straight week, sitting at No. 10 in the Associated IU MSU Press Top 25 and at No. 10 in the Amway Coaches Poll presented by USA Today Sports. • Indiana is ranked in the Top 10 for the first time since a No. 10 ranking in the AP Poll on Sept. 22, 1969. Points Scored 37.0 20.3 • IU is 3-0 to start Big Ten play for the fourth time overall and the first time since 1988. Rushing Yds. 89.3 78.3 • The Hoosiers opened 3-0 in 1988, 4-0 in 1987, and 5-0 in 1967. Passing Yds. 250.0 289.7 • Indiana is 11-5 overall and 8-4 in conference play since the start of the 2019 campaign. Total Yds. 339.3 368.0 • IU has won four-straight Big Ten games and eight of its last 10. This marks the most successful stretch in Total Plays 72.0 74.0 conference games since a 9-2 mark from Oct. 3, 1987-Oct. 21, 1988. First Downs 21.3 17.7 • The Hoosiers have won four of their last five Big Ten road contests, their best run since 1967-68 (6-of-7). Time of Possession 30:20 27:42 • Indiana's 38-21 victory over No. 23/25 Michigan was its first over the Wolverines since Oct. 24, 1987 (14-10). 3rd Down Conversion 36.6% 37.3% • IU's 36-35, overtime win against No. 8 Penn State in the season opener was the sixth against a Top-10 4th Down Conversion 66.7% 50.0% opponent in program history, with the last coming at No. 9 Ohio State (31-10) on Oct. 10, 1987. Red Zone Scores 16-16 5-5 • It marked the Hoosiers first Top-10 victory at Memorial Stadium since Nov. 25, 1967 (No. 3 Purdue, 19-14). • For the first time in program history, Indiana has defeated both Penn State and Michigan in the same season. Red Zone TDs 12-16 4-5 • IU has defeated two ranked teams for the sixth time in school history and for the first time since 2004. The Sacks By 8-63 4-22 1945 team holds the program record with three ranked wins in one year. TFLs By 19-88 22-66 • Redshirt sophomore Michael Penix Jr. was named to the Davey O'Brien National Quarterback Award's Interceptions 7-95 1-23 Great 8 list and a Manning Award Star of the Week following the Michigan win. Fumbles Recovered 1-0 2-0 • Penix was added to the O'Brien Award Midseason Watch List. Field Goals 6-6 4-6 Kick Return Yds. 15.0 15.5 THE COACHES Punt Return Yds. 8.7 9.0 • One of 22 semifinalists for the 2019 George Munger College Coach of the Year Award,Tom Allen is 21-20 in Points Allowed 25.7 37.0 his fourth season as Indiana head coach. Allen became the fourth-fastest IU head coach to reach 20 wins (40 Rushing Yds. Allowed 128.0 161.3 games), trailing only James Horne (32, 1898-1904), James Sheldon (34, 1905-13) and Ewald Stiehm (39, 1916- 21). A 28-year coaching veteran, Allen was named the program’s 29th head football coach on Dec. 1, 2016. He Passing Yds. Allowed 236.0 216.3 made his head-coaching debut in the 2016 Foster Farms Bowl. (full bio on page 14) Total Yds. Allowed 364.0 377.7 • Mel Tucker was named Michigan State's 25th head football coach on Feb. 12, 2020. A 23-year coaching veteran, Tucker posted a 5-7 record at Colorado in 2019. THE OLD BRASS SPITTOON - 2 THE OLD BRASS SPITTOON The Old Brass Spittoon has been awarded to the winner of the Indiana-Michigan State football game since the trophy’s inception in 1950. Initiated by the junior and senior classes and student council at Michigan State, the trophy was quickly accepted by the Indiana Student Senate. The spittoon came from one of Michigan’s earliest trading posts and is widely believed to be nearly 200 years old. Legend holds that the spittoon was around when both institutions were founded (Indiana - 1820, Michigan State - 1855). Indiana and Michigan State have faced each other since 1922 and the trophy became a part of the series 28 years after the first meeting. RECORDS Overall Series: ........................MSU leads 48-16-2 Indiana at Home: .......................................10-22-1 Michigan State at Home: ...........................26-6-1 The Hoosiers won the Old Brass Spittoon with a 24-21 overtime victory in 2016. Spittoon Game (1950-): ..........MSU leads 48-13-1 LONGEST WINNING STREAK MOST POINTS Indiana: ............................................3 from 1967-69 Indiana: ............................... 46, 2006, Indiana 46-21 Michigan State:.............................. 8 from 1950-57 Michigan State:............. 56 (2x), 2002, MSU 56-21; ...................................................2014, MSU 56-17 INDIANA RECORD BY DECADE IU at Home:......................... 46, 2006, Indiana 46-21 1920s:.................................................................... 2-0 IU on the Road: .................. 37, 2001, Indiana 37-28 1930s:.................................................................0-0-1 MSU at Home:..........................55, 2011, MSU 55-3 1940s:.................................................................... 1-0 MSU on the Road: ......... 56 (2x), 2002, MSU 56-21; 1950s:.................................................................... 1-9 ...................................................2014, MSU 56-17 1960s:.................................................................... 4-6 1970s:.................................................................0-6-1 MARGIN OF VICTORY 1980s:.................................................................... 2-7 Indiana: ................................. 31, 1991, Indiana 31-0 1990s:.................................................................... 3-6 Michigan State:.......................54, 1957, MSU 54-0 2000s:.................................................................... 2-6 IU at Home:........................... 31, 1991, Indiana 31-0 2010s:.................................................................... 1-8 IU on the Road: .................... 16, 1969, Indiana 16-0 The Old Brass Spittoon MSU at Home:..........................54, 1957, MSU 54-0 MSU on the Road: .................39, 2014, MSU 56-17 ALL-TIME OLD BRASS SPITTOON GAME RESULTS Year H/A Indiana MSU 1963 A 3 20 1985 H 16 35 2005 A 15 46 1922^ H 14 6 1964 H 27 20 1986 A 17 14 2006 H 46 21 1927^ H 33 7 1965 A 13 27 1987 A 3 27 2007 A 27 52 1939^ A 7 7 1966 H 19 37 1988 H 12 38 2008 H 29 42 1940^ H 20 0 1967 A 14 13 1989 H 20 51 2011 A 3 55 1950 A 0 35 1968 A 24 22 1990 A 20 45 2012 H 27 31 1951 H 26 30 1969 A 16 0 1991 H 31 0 2013 A 28 42 1952 H 14 41 1970 H 7 32 1992 A 31 42 2014 H 17 56 1953 A 18 47 1972 A 9 10 1993 H 10 0 2015 A 26 52 1954 H 14 21 1974 H 10 19 1994# A 21 27 2016* H 24 21 1955 H 13 20 1975 H 6 14 1995 H 13 31 2017 A 9 17 1956 A 6 53 1976 A 0 23 1996 A 15 38 2018 H 21 35 1957 A 0 54 1977 H 13 13 1997 H 6 38 2019 A 31 40 1958 H 6 0 1978 A 14 49 1998** A 31 38 1959 A 6 14 1981 A 3 26 2001 A 37 28 * - overtime 1960 H 0 35 1982 H 14 22 2002 H 21 56 # - game later forfeited to IU 1961 A 0 35 1983 H 24 12 2003 A 3 31 ^ - prior to Old Brass Spittoon 1962 H 8 26 1984 A 6 13 2004 H 20 30 NOTES - 3 TEAM INDIANA QUICK FACTS • Indiana is first in the Big Ten (T-4th nationally) in Kasey Teegardin (bio on page 15) also earned a University Facts takeaway margin (+6), shares second in takeaways gained promotion to special teams coordinator on Jan.
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