Indiana football's starting defensive line bullied Maryland, on the group's fast start, their heavy workload & why it was personal for Mikail Kamara:

On the road against one of the best offenses in the country, Maryland football held tight until the final 15 minutes, eventually falling to Indiana, 42-28. After a relatively low-scoring first half, both offenses improved in the second half,

Maryland couldn’t take advantage of Indiana’s mistakes and fell apart in the second half Saturday to drop to 0-2 in the Big Ten.

Indiana football is 5-0 for the first time since 1967. Here's what stood out about Saturday's win over Maryland.

Watching college football apart from Indiana’s 42-28 win over Maryland over the weekend drives home how important that simple trait can be. For example, Indiana kicker Nicolas Radicic has not missed a field goal all season and didn’t even have to attempt one Saturday.

Taulia Tagovailoa fueled the quick-strike offense of Maryland, throwing a career-high five touchdown passes as the Terps rolled to a 44-17 Big Ten win over visiting Indiana on Saturday in College Park,

Maryland football kicked off the core of its Big Ten schedule Saturday at Indiana, but the outcome was not the one it hoped for. The Terps were plagued by injuries, penalties and inconsistent play. They fell behind by three scores late and ultimately lost,