INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indiana is suddenly playing meaningful late-season games. The Hoosiers head into Saturday’s home game against Wisconsin with, wait for it, title hopes and bowl possibilities on the table. School officials are expecting a big crowd, too, maybe the biggest all season. The crash-course lesson for the Hoosiers in how to deal with their biggest game in five years? Change nothing. ”These guys have stayed very focused on the practice field and when game time rolls around, they’ll go out and compete,” offensive coordinator Seth Littrell said. Clearly, the Hoosiers (4-5, 2-3 Big Ten) have more fight in them this season. Four of the losses were by a combined 10 points. They gave undefeated Ohio State one of its biggest scares of the season, and the Hoosiers have rebounded from an 11-game Big Ten losing streak to win their last two – their first two-game league winning streak since…
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