Same old story with Indiana. The Hoosiers can put up big numbers, but can't stop anybody.

That was evident once again in Indiana's opener last week against Southern Illinois. The Hoosiers put up 595 yards of total offense and 48 points, but surrendered 47 points and 649 yards.

Nate Sudfeld is a good quarterback and is backed by a balanced Hoosiers offense. Indiana catches Florida International in a tough situation spot. The Golden Panthers opened on the road last week and upset Central Florida as a double-digit 'dog, 15-14. Now they go back on the road off that emotional victory.

FIU quarterback Alex McGough has thrown six touchdown passes in his last four games. He came on strong late in the season last year playing as a true freshman. McGough will find Indiana's defense much more to his liking than Central Florida's, which has given up an average of 14.7 points in its last four regular season games.

McGough has two decent running backs, Anthon Samuel and Alex Gardner, and three good tight ends.

The Hoosiers will be without one of their few good defensive players as linebacker Tegray Scales is sitting out the second of a two-game suspension.