BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) — Coach Curt Cignetti still sees the traits of a champion in his Indiana Hoosiers — the toughness to overcome any obstacle, the willingness to adapt to any situation and, yes, the uncanny ability to win any way necessary.
It's clear his players believe it, too.
After a series of miscues led to another sluggish offensive start Saturday, backup quarterback Grant Wilson threw for 305 yards and two touchdowns and two late interceptions helped the injury-depleted, sixth-ranked Hoosiers beat No. 15 USC 27-13 for their first win over a ranked opponent all season.
“I think it’s the mark of a team that’s got a lot of grit…
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