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Hoosiers Dominate Fighting Illini 63-10 at Home

Saturday, September 20, 2025, 7:30 PM ET · Memorial Stadium (Bloomington, IN)

Indiana Hoosiers 63, Illinois Fighting Illini 10, final. Our NCAAF picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Illinois Fighting Illini vs Indiana Hoosiers?

Indiana Hoosiers beat Illinois Fighting Illini 63-10 at Memorial Stadium (Bloomington, IN) on September 20, 2025.

In a commanding performance, the Indiana Hoosiers triumphed over the Illinois Fighting Illini with a final score of 63-10 at Memorial Stadium in Bloomington, IN. This victory underscores Indiana's impressive home record, which now stands at 5-0 for the season and 8-1 over their last nine games. The Hoosiers have established themselves as a formidable force, averaging 43.2 points per game while allowing just 13.4 points in their last ten outings.

Indiana entered the game with a four-game winning streak, having recently defeated Indiana State Sycamores 73-0, Kennesaw State Owls 56-9, and Old Dominion Monarchs 27-14. Their offensive prowess was on full display against Illinois, as they scored an average of 47.4 points per game over their last five contests, while restricting opponents to an average of just 12.2 points.

On the other side, the Illinois Fighting Illini came into the matchup with a solid away record of 3-1 and an overall record of 3-1 for the season. They were riding a six-game winning streak, with their last victory being a dominant 38-0 win against Western Michigan Broncos. Illinois has averaged 34.6 points per game while allowing 21.6 points in their last ten games, but they struggled to keep pace with Indiana's explosive offense.

The Hoosiers' home dominance was evident throughout the game, as they controlled the tempo and dictated play from the outset. Indiana's defense was particularly effective, limiting Illinois to just 10 points, a stark contrast to their own scoring output. The Fighting Illini's struggles were compounded by their inability to find rhythm against a well-prepared Indiana defense.

The market had priced Indiana as a strong favorite, reflecting their home advantage and recent form. The Hoosiers' win probability was set at 1.0, indicating a strong expectation for their success in this matchup. The conditions at Memorial Stadium were conducive to a high-scoring affair, with clear skies and a favorable playing surface.

As the game unfolded, viewers were treated to a showcase of Indiana's offensive talent and strategic execution. The Hoosiers capitalized on their opportunities, demonstrating a well-rounded attack that included both passing and rushing plays. The Fighting Illini, despite their recent success, were unable to match Indiana's intensity and execution, leading to a lopsided final score.

This result not only solidifies Indiana's position as a contender but also serves as a wake-up call for Illinois as they look to regroup and address the shortcomings revealed in this matchup. The Hoosiers continue to build momentum as they aim for further success in the season.

Leaders

  • Passing yardsFernando Mendoza21/23, 267 YDS, 5 TDIndiana Hoosiers
  • Rushing yardsKhobie Martin12 CAR, 107 YDS, 2 TDIndiana Hoosiers
  • Receiving yardsElijah Sarratt9 REC, 92 YDS, 2 TDIndiana Hoosiers
  • Passing yardsLuke Altmyer14/22, 146 YDS, 1 TDIllinois Fighting Illini
  • Rushing yardsKaden Feagin5 CAR, 18 YDSIllinois Fighting Illini
  • Receiving yardsCollin Dixon4 REC, 86 YDS, 1 TDIllinois Fighting Illini

Recent form

Indiana Hoosiers

Last 10: 9-1Streak W443.2 scored · 13.4 allowed per game7-0 at home

  • W73-0vs Indiana State SycamoresSep 12
  • W56-9vs Kennesaw State OwlsSep 6
  • W27-14vs Old Dominion MonarchsAug 30
  • W66-0vs Purdue BoilermakersDec 1
  • L15-38at Ohio State BuckeyesNov 23
  • W20-15vs Michigan WolverinesNov 9
  • W47-10at Michigan State SpartansNov 2
  • W31-17vs Washington HuskiesOct 26
  • W56-7vs Nebraska CornhuskersOct 19
  • W41-24at Northwestern WildcatsOct 5

Illinois Fighting Illini

Last 10: 8-2Streak W634.6 scored · 21.6 allowed per game3-1 away

  • W38-0vs Western Michigan BroncosSep 13
  • W45-19at Duke Blue DevilsSep 6
  • W52-3vs Western Illinois LeathernecksAug 29
  • W38-28at Northwestern WildcatsNov 30
  • W38-31at Rutgers Scarlet KnightsNov 23
  • W38-16vs Michigan State SpartansNov 16
  • L17-25vs Minnesota Golden GophersNov 2
  • L9-38at Oregon DucksOct 26
  • W21-7vs Michigan WolverinesOct 19
  • W50-49vs Purdue BoilermakersOct 12

Standings

TeamOverallIn conference
USC1-00-0
Illinois0-00-0
Indiana0-00-0
Iowa0-00-0
Maryland0-00-0
Michigan State0-00-0
Michigan0-00-0
Minnesota0-00-0
Nebraska0-00-0
Northwestern0-00-0
Ohio State0-00-0
Oregon0-00-0
Penn State0-00-0
Purdue0-00-0
Rutgers0-00-0
UCLA0-00-0
Washington0-00-0
Wisconsin0-00-0

Box score

StatIllinois Fighting IlliniIndiana Hoosiers
First downs931
Third downs1-108-11
Fourth downs0-01-1
Total yards161579
Net passing yards159267
Completions16/2521/23
Yards per pass6.411.6
Rushing yards2312
Rushing attempts2049
Yards per rush0.16.4
Penalties4-232-10
Turnovers10
Fumbles lost00
Interceptions thrown10
Time of possession20:1739:43

Win probability

Above the line favours Indiana Hoosiers, below favours Illinois Fighting Illini.

Venue

  • Memorial Stadium (Bloomington, IN)Bloomington, IN
  • Attendance56088

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