Two Nick Marsh catches in the fourth quarter decided it. He went 75 yards for a touchdown at Q4 11:51, ten seconds after Nebraska's Colandrea ran 39 yards for a score, and he added a 44-yard touchdown at Q4 7:13. Indiana finished with 65 rushing yards and 13 first downs, and it still beat a Nebraska team that ran 25 first downs and held the ball for 39:28. Marsh ended with 6 catches for 187 yards.

1. 1.Marsh turned two short catches into 119 yards of touchdowns, 75 on a short middle route and 44 on a short left route, and Hoover threw for 263 yards on only 22 attempts.
2. 2.Nebraska had the yards (390 to 328) and the clock, but Cunanan missed a 40-yard field goal at Q2 0:20 and Colandrea was picked off by Sharpe at the Indiana 2 at Q3 4:58, so the drives produced only 17 points.
3. 3.Indiana went 1-for-10 on third down but sacked Colandrea five times, two by Daley, and Nebraska's 10-for-19 on third down only stretched drives that kept stalling short of the end zone.