Marsh's late touchdowns help Indiana recover from 17-6 deficit

Indiana beat Nebraska 20-17 in college football on October 10. Two fourth-quarter touchdown passes from Josh Hoover to Nick Marsh turned the game around for the defending national champions.

With 12 minutes remaining, Anthony Colandrea's 39-yard touchdown run put Nebraska ahead 17-6. On the first play of Indiana's next possession, Hoover found Marsh for a 75-yard touchdown.

Indiana's defence then forced a punt. Hoover connected with Marsh again, this time for a 44-yard touchdown that gave the visitors their first lead.

The quarterback finished with 12 completions from 22 attempts. CBS Sports said strong wind contributed to his accuracy problems, but his two late scoring passes decided the contest.

Nebraska ran 83 offensive plays to Indiana's 44 but could not preserve its advantage. Indiana remained unbeaten this season and next host Ohio State.