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How to buy Indiana Hoosiers vs. Nebraska Cornhuskers football tickets

Want to watch the Indiana Hoosiers vs. Nebraska Cornhuskers in person on Saturday, Oct. 19? Tickets still remain for as little as $69.

The Indiana Hoosiers welcome the Nebraska Cornhuskers to Bloomington this Saturday for a battle between Big Ten college football programs, and if you want to catch the Week 8 action in person, there are still plenty of tickets remaining for the big game.

The Hoosiers bring a perfect 6-0 overall record and 3-0 mark against conference opponents into play this weekend, along with a No. 18 ranking in the US LBM Coaches Poll. Nebraska represents their first true test of the season this Saturday.

The Cornhuskers are also included in the Coaches Poll top 25, albeit barely, coming in at No. 25. Nebraska is 5-1 and 2-1, respectively, this fall with the lone loss coming in overtime against the Illinois Illini during Week 4.

The Indiana Hoosiers will host the Nebraska Cornhuskers on Saturday, Oct. 19 at noon ET.

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How to buy Indiana vs Nebraska football tickets

This top-25 tangle is a must-see college football game if you are in the area, and if past results are any indication, this one should definitely be a banger. Here is what you need to know for the Hoosiers-Cornhuskers Week 8 meeting in Indiana.

At the time of publication, the cheapest available tickets for the Indiana Hoosiers vs Nebraska Cornhuskers are $69.

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How to buy Northwestern Wildcats vs. Indiana Hoosiers football tickets

Want to watch the Northwestern Wildcats vs. Indiana Hoosiers in person on Saturday, Oct. 5? Tickets still remain for as little as $200.

Northwestern Wildcats welcome the Indiana Hoosiers this Saturday in Evanston for a matchup between two Big Ten programs on the collegiate gridiron, and if you are looking for tickets for the Week 6 action, you have come to the right place.

The ‘Cats are off to a 2-2 start overall after losing their conference schedule opener at the Washington Huskies last weekend. Their other loss came against the Duke Blue Devils at home in overtime during Week 2.

The Hoosiers, on the other hand, bring a 5-0 record into play this weekend as well as a No. 24 ranking in the latest US LBM Coaches Poll. However, Indiana has not been seriously challenged as of yet in 2024.

Northwestern Wildcats will host Indiana Hoosiers on Saturday, Oct. 5 at 3:30 p.m. ET.

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How to buy Northwestern vs Indiana football tickets

This game represents the Big Ten opener for Indiana while Northwestern looks to even up its conference record. It should be a grueling gridiron battle to the end, so do not miss out on the Week 6 action!

At the time of publication, the cheapest available tickets for the Northwestern Wildcats vs Indiana Hoosiers are $200.

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UCLA Bruins trampled by Indiana 42-13 in Big Ten opener

Not what fans were hoping for.

The Bruins did not receive a warm welcome to the Big Ten on Saturday, losing to the Indiana Hoosiers 42-13 in their conference opener.

After another rough first half for quarterback Ethan Garbers, who fumbled his first snap from scrimmage, leading to an Indiana touchdown, the Bruins fell behind 14-0 early in the first quarter.

Failing to make up the deficit on offense, Garbers finished with only 137 yards on 14-23 passing and a touchdown while under constant duress. UCLA’s running game similarly flailed, only tallying 96 yards and 3.7 yards per carry in a dismal performance overall.

UCLA’s defense struggled on Saturday night as well. Allowing 21 points in both the first and second half and 430 total yards overall, UCLA’s secondary broke down at critical junctures in the red zone and did not sack Hoosier quarterback Kurtis Rourke once.

In desperate need of establishing the run, creating dynamic plays in the passing game, and limiting pre-snap penalties on the offensive line, head coach DeShaun Foster and offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy have their work cut out for them ahead of their next game at #16 LSU.

What channel is Indiana vs. UCLA on today? Time, TV schedule for Week 3 game

How can you watch UCLA-Indiana?

The UCLA Bruins begin Big Ten Conference play with a home game against the Indiana Hoosiers. It will also be DeShaun Foster’s first game as head coach at the Rose Bowl, so it should be a new sight for everybody involved with UCLA in Week 3.

The new-look Big Ten Conference has surely shaken up a lot of things, including Indiana coming to Westwood to face UCLA.

What channel is Indiana vs. UCLA on today?

TV Channel: NBC

Livestream: Peacock

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The broadcast crew for the Indiana -UCLA clash includes Noah Eagle (play-by-play), Todd Blackledge (analyst), and Kathryn Tappen (sideline) along with Terry McAulay (rules analyst).

Indiana vs. UCLA start time

Date: September 14, 2024

Time 4:30 PM PST

Indiana vs. UCLA Predictions

The main pick is Indiana getting the win. However, even though the Hoosiers are the favorites, UCLA is the pick here in a close, ugly and sloppy game.

UCLA football opens as underdogs against Indiana in Week 3

Who comes out on top?

The UCLA Bruins take on the Indiana Hoosiers on Saturday. If you’re looking to do some last-minute betting research, you’re in luck! We’ll give you the latest point spread, money line odds, and over/under number, as well as the information you’ll need to make the smartest, safest bet.

The Big Ten opener for the Bruins starts at 7:30 p.m. ET on Fox.

The Hoosiers sit at a perfect 2-0 ahead of the matchup, while the Bruins are 1-0, coming off a Week 2 bye. The Big Ten opener for both programs, a lot is on the line for two teams with bowl game aspirations and positioning in the conference.

UCLA vs Indiana Betting Odds

  • Point spread: Indiana (-3)
  • Money Line: Indiana (-155), UCLA (+130)
  • Over-under: 46.5 (-110)

UCLA Key Players

  • QB Ethan Garbers: 272 PASSING YARDS / 50 CMP% / 1 TD
  • WR Rico Flores Jr.: 103 YARDS / 3 REC / 1 TD
  • DB K.J. Wallace: 7 TOT / 1 SACK / 4 PD

Indiana Key Players

  • QB Kurtis Rourke: 448 PASSING YARDS / 73.2 CMP% / 3 TDS
  • RB Justice Ellison: 185 YARDS / 19 CAR / 2 TDs
  • LB Aiden Fischer: 21 TOT / 7 SOLO / 1 SACK

Advice and Prediction

The Indiana offense, so far, averages 54 points per game in 2024, but those numbers are deceiving, having played only FIU and Western Illinois. Expect their offense to have a rude awakening against the opportunistic UCLA defense. The game is likely to be close, so taking the under on 46.5 is a safe bet and sets the stage for a low-scoring barn burner in Pasadena.

Prediction: UCLA wins 24-21

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Indiana star WR expected to play vs. UCLA

A big boost for Indiana…

The UCLA Bruins football program begins the Big Ten Conference era with a home game against Indiana. However, the Hoosiers are the common favorites among many experts, especially after UCLA’s flat Week 1 win at Hawaii. 

To make things more difficult for UCLA, Indiana got some big news on standout wide receiver Donaven McCulley, who is expected to play in the game, per Matt Zenitz of 247Sports.

“Indiana standout wide receiver Donaven McCulley is expected to play in the Hoosiers’ Big Ten opener vs. UCLA tomorrow, a source tells @247sports/@CBSSports. The 6-foot-5 McCulley, who was honorable mention All-Big Ten last year, had missed last week due to an injury from Week 1.”

McCulley had just one catch in Week 1 and missed Week 2 due to an injury, so this is a big boost for the Hoosiers.

UCLA-Indiana labeled ‘must-watch’ Big Ten game in Week 3

UCLA-Indiana could be a fun one.

The Big Ten Conference has a lot of intriguing games in Week 3, including the Apple Cup and Civil War rivalry games being renewed despite the Pac-12 exodus.

Jeff Hicks of College Sports Wire mandated five Big Ten Conference games as must-watch, and UCLA-Indiana was third on the list.

UCLA may have to travel at one of the highest rates in college football, but they get the honor of welcoming the first Midwest team to the west coast.

The Bruins had a lot to fix during their bye week, including forming a game plan for QB Ethan Garbers. A Jekyll & Hyde home opener may not produce a win against the Hoosiers after the confidence-boosting 77-3 win over Western Illinois Week 2.

The senior is 13 passes away from attempting the second-most in one season despite getting into 15 games over 3-plus seasons. Garbers didn’t start every one of those games, but there is a reason he wasn’t a starter until year four.

The two games ahead of this one is the Oregon-Oregon State Civil War game and then Alabama facing Wisconsin in Madison with Big Noon Kickoff also on hand at Camp Randall Stadium.

Week 3 College Football: Where ESPN College GameDay and Big Noon Kickoff?

Week 3 is almost here!

The college football season is already flying by heading into Week 3.

After ESPN and Fox took to Collge Station, Texas, and Morgantown, West Virginia, the gameday crews are on the move yet again. This week, ESPN’s College GameDay heads to Columbia, South Carolina, where the unranked South Carolina Gamecocks take on #17 LSU. On Fox, the Big Noon Kickoff will be in Madison, Wisconsin, where the Badgers will take on #4 Alabama.

The Badgers will take on one of their toughest opponents in the season, the Crimson Tide. It is an opportunity for the Badgers to cause college football chaos, but will likely result in a loss, with Alabama favored by 16.5 points. For the Gamecocks, they can all but squash LSU’s playoff hopes with a win, having already lost to Big Ten rival USC.

The Bruins, on the other hand, take on their first opponent in the Big Ten, Indiana. The first glimpse fans will get at the Bruins in Big Ten play, a lot is riding on their opener in the conference.

UCLA offers Indiana commit ahead of Big Ten matchup

Interesting timing…

Ahead of UCLA’s Big Ten opener against Indiana, the Bruins made an offer to a player already committed to the Hoosiers. Was UCLA’s move a mind game or much ado about nothing?

The Bruins offered four-star 2025 Baltimore (Md.) St. Frances cornerback Byron Baldwin, only a few days before UCLA takes the field against Indiana.

Committed to the Hoosiers since April, UCLA upped the ante of their offer ahead of their matchup with Indiana, only increasing the stakes of their first Big Ten contest under first-year head coach DeShaun Foster.

Baldwin, at an NCAA-sized  6′ 1″ and 190 pounds, fielded offers from other Big Ten teams such as Rutgers, Wisconsin, and Minnesota. Now, the Bruins are firmly in the mix as well.

Though the outcome of UCLA’s game against Indiana may not immediately sway Baldwin’s opinion, the grass is always greener. If the Bruins can win their first game in the Big Ten with a similarly strong defensive performance as their win over Hawai’i, there is a chance that the outcome could make an impact on Baldwin’s future.

A future that could potentially be in Westwood.

UCLA’s Big Ten opponent loses starting OL

A tough blow for Indiana.

The UCLA Bruins football program is about to begin a new chapter with its debut season in the Big Ten Conference.

The Bruins have a tough schedule this season, and its first Big Ten game comes on September 14 against the Indiana Hoosiers at the Rose Bowl.

The injury bug hit the Hoosiers before the beginning of the season as Nick Kidwell, the projected starter at right guard, was ruled out for the season, per Pete Thamel of ESPN.

“Source: Indiana’s Nick Kidwell, the projected starter at right guard, will miss the 2024 season with a knee injury. He’d started 34 games at James Madison prior to transferring to IU and projected to be a linchpin on Indiana’s offensive line.”

New Hoosiers head coach Curt Cignetti, who came over after a magnificent run at James Madison, had been familiar with Kidwell. The veteran OL started 34 games before joining the Hoosiers and was expected to be a big piece upfront.

Now, things look much different.