FOX's "Big Noon Kickoff" travels to Bloomington on Saturday as No. 16 Indiana plays host to Nebraska. Here are the top moments!

Nebraska freshman quarterback Dylan Raiola completed 28 of 44 passes for 234 yards with 3 interceptions and a lost fumble. Raiola appeared to hurt his ankle late in the first half but played until he taken out for the Cornhuskers' final drive.

Indiana football’s remarkable run continued unbothered Saturday, in a 56-7 steamrolling of Nebraska. The No. 18 Hoosiers barreled their way firmly into the Big Ten title race, and the College Football Playoff discussion along with it.

Indiana football listed three players out on its availability report ahead of Saturday's homecoming game against Nebraska.

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You can’t show what you can do when you play bad teams, you do that when you play good teams.” Indiana and Nebraska have played their fair share of bad teams this season. The No. 18 Hoosiers (6-0; 3-0 Big Ten) set all sorts of single-game records in a blowout victory over Western Illinois — a FCS team that came to Bloomington on a 25-game losing streak — while the Cornhuskers have played an FCS opponent (Northern Iowa) and a one of the last FBS teams to get a win (UTEP).

In its biggest game in several years, Indiana hosts Nebraska with plenty at stake. The Hoosiers are off to their best start since 1967, head