The Indiana Hoosiers are facing Michigan State in a Week 8 college football game. Follow along for live updates.

Here are the top five offensive players in the game: Chiles had a nice bounce back performance against Indiana, after a couple of abysmal weeks. He completed 82% of his passes for 243 yards, adding 48 yards on the ground. The freshman got his first taste of game action, catching a pass for eight yards.

Fernando Mendoza completed 24 of 28 passes for 332 yards and four touchdowns and No. 3 Indiana celebrated its highest ranking in program history with a 38-13 rout of Michigan State.

The Hoosiers twice trailed against the Spartans, but the defense took control and the offense rolled with consistency behind Fernando Mendoza's play.

It was a rough day in Bloomington for Michigan State football, as the Spartans fell to No. 3 Indiana, 38 to 13. The Spartans actually started with some nice drives, but ultimately couldn't put together any stops against a potent Indiana offense. Below, you can see how things played out along with some highlights.

With all of this momentum behind Indiana, it’s no wonder that the Hoosiers are laying 27.5 points against Michigan State on Saturday.

Michigan State football went on the road to play Indiana in Bloomington on Saturday afternoon. In the game, the Spartans were throttled by the Hoosiers, dropping their fourth straight game of the season, 38-13.

The Spartans travel to Bloomington, Ind. as a near four-touchdown underdog to the Hoosiers, and looking for their first win in over a month. Michigan State has lost three straight games, with the most recent being the worst -- a home blowout loss to UCLA last weekend. Michigan State is 3-3 overall and 0-3 in Big Ten play coming into this game.

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With a 0-3 start to Big Ten play, Indiana field hockey needed a spark to turn its chances of making the Big Ten tournament around. The Hoosiers created that spark last weekend with a 2-1 shootout win over then-No. 10 Maryland on Friday and a dominant 3-1 victory against Penn State on Sunday.

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