Two teams with decidedly different postseason goals meet Saturday when Indiana visits No. 19 Penn State.

At Indiana, it comes down to this.

Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz doesn’t have a Facebook page or any interest in tweeting. How ironic, then, that the best friend his 7th-ranked Hawkeyes have these days is a computer.

Indiana coach Bill Lynch would like to ignore the chatter in Bloomington this week.

Indiana has taken enough hits this season.

Mikell Simpson ran for four touchdowns and Virginia’s much-maligned offense erupted for its biggest output in five years as the Cavaliers rolled to a 47-7 victory over Indiana.

Receiver Tandon Doss keeps impressing Indiana coaches.

Indiana coach Bill Lynch is sticking with his old theme.

Indiana defensive ends Jammie Kirlew and Greg Middleton seem inseparable on the football field.

Indiana coach Bill Lynch reverted to his more traditional form Tuesday.

Tate Forcier seemed to have no trouble shrugging off an injured shoulder to throw another game-winning touchdown pass. What really hurt was the celebration.

Michigan cornerback Donovan Warren says it’s pretty simple to ignore the people who suddenly believe the Wolverines are back.

Bill Lynch spent the past two weeks correcting mistakes.

Bill Lynch isn’t running away from Indiana’s biggest problem. He’s attacking it before things get worse.

Indiana had big plans for opening night. It wasn’t pretty, but at least the Hoosiers won.