Chappell Hurt; Hoosiers Humiliated

The Indiana Hoosiers (4-5) took the field today in Madison, Wisconsin, to face the Badgers (8-1). On a cold and rainy November day, the atmosphere at Camp Randall was that of two units about to face off on a battlefield.  Like any battle, soldiers come out injured and unfortunately today, Indiana’s quarterback, Ben Chappell was unable to finish the game. He left the game in the second quarter with a hip injury. The Hoosiers lost to the Badgers 83-20. Within the first five minutes of the game, Wisconsin entered the red zone, and Montee Ball scored his first rushing touchdown of the day. Wisconsin has the highest touchdown percentage when in the red zone of any team in the Big Ten. The Hoosiers quickly answered by scoring a touchdown of their own. Chappell, threw the ball to Tandon Doss to tack six points onto the scoreboard. Mitch Ewald came out and kicked the extra point. Indiana is first in the Big Ten when it comes to throwing the football. Indiana defense came into play for the f...