Michigan State wants to avoid falling in trap vs. Indiana, without hobbled QB

The Hoosiers’ recent resurgence under coach Tom Allen hit some resistance against top competition this season. The Hoosiers lost their opener, 34-6, at No. 2 Iowa, fell 38-24 at home against No. 4 Cincinnati and got shut out, 24-0, at No. 8 Penn State on Oct. 2. However, they also struggled to escape a road game at Western Kentucky, 33-31, and are expected to be without quarterback Michael Penix Jr. for an extended period of time with a separated throwing shoulder he suffered against the Nittany Lions.

Source: Detroit Free Press