LIVE FROM MEMORIAL STADIUM, Mike Hlas at the Iowa-Indiana game

Indiana's last chance: Kickoff return to Ind. 41. ... Drove to Iowa 18, 1st-and-10 became 4th-and-10 with :35 left. ... WR Belcher didn't hold on to TD pass. Play reviewed, upheld, Iowa wins.

Stanzi to McNutt 56 yards, TD, Iowa 18-13

Ind. 6th drive starts at Ind. 25. On 2nd-and-9 at IU 36, Hoosiers get called for tripping. Major penalty. 2nd-and-24 at 21. ... 20-yard pass to Turner for 3rd-and-3 ... Juggling catch for 9 yards and first-down at Iowa 49 ... 3rd-and-3 at Iowa 42, Hawkeyes showed blitz, Chappell called time with 3:56 left. Iowa has two timeouts left. ... Punt.

Iowa 5th drive. Starts at Iowa 39, and Coker runs for 8 on first play of series. ... Coker for 12 powerful yards after that. He wouldn't go down. ... Stanzi to McNutt for 17 yds. to the Ind. 24 ... 3rd-and-11 at the 25 ... Incomplete deep toward McNutt, who was open. Don't know if that was all on Stanzi for the overthrow, but it was botched. Meyer tries 42-yard field goal and it's GOOD. Indiana 13-12 after Meyer's career-long FG. If he'd just made one of the shorties ...

Indiana 5th drive, Starts at Ind. 9 with 14:36 left after block-to-back penalty on Hoosiers on punt return ... First-down on pass off fake-draw to Ind. 25 ... RB Burgess dropped for 4-yard loss. 4th and 13, and a punt.

Iowa 4th drive: Starts at Iowa 38. 2nd-and-10 as FOURTH QUARTER starts. Indiana crowd wound up between quarters. Singing, fireworks, the whole nine yards. ... Stanzi overshot DJK on a bomb, 3rd-and-10 ... Punt.

Indiana 3rd drive: Starts at Ind. 31. Two first-downs, to Iowa 40 ... 6-yard pass to the Iowa 29 on 3rd-and-5 ... 1st-and-10 at the 19 ... 18-yard pass to the 1 ... Chappell 1-yard keeper for TOUCHDOWN. Indiana leads 13-9 with :42 left in the 3rd. Nice, nice drive by the Hoosiers. Good play-calls, and Chappell directed the drive and passed beautifully.

Iowa 2nd drive: Starts at Iowa 44.  DJK back in game. One big play can establish Iowa as the dominant team here, but the longer they wait ... They didn't wait long. Stanzi to McNutt up the middle for 28 yards to Ind. 28. ... Chaney end-around for 19 to the 9. Chaney now with 59 yards on 5 carries this year ... 2nd-goal at 7 ... Hoosiers fly to Stanzi, throwaway, 3rd-and-goal at 7 ... penalty, Iowa, delay of game. Incredible. 3rd-and-goal at 12 ... Penalty, Iowa false start, 3rd-and-goal at 17. ... Iowa timeout to avoid another delay-of-game. UGLY. ... Swing pass to Morse gets 8 yards, no chance of touchdown. ... Meyer FG try of 27 yards is GOOD. Iowa 9-6, 5:33 in 3rd.

Ind. 2nd drive: Starts at Ind. 20. 3-and-out, Punt.

Iowa's 1st drive of 2nd half: Starts at Iowa 17. Sliding 19-yard catch by McNutt to Iowa 47. ... 7-yard sack ... 10-yard pass to DJK for 4th-and-1 at Ind. 44, DJK hurt, but walks off. Punt.

Indiana's 1st drive of 2nd half: Starts at Ind. 32. 3-and-out. Two interceptable passes by Chappell.

THIRD QUARTER (above)

HALFTIME THOUGHTS: Iowa's playcalling inside the Indiana 10 has been a bit befuddling. Stanzi has been nothing close to accurate on the fade routes down there. Coker has torn the Hoosiers asunder, but hasn't really gotten the chance to power in for the touchdown. ... A missed 22-yard field goal by Meyer does nothing to brighten Iowa's spirits. ... Chappell is basically playing on one good foot. Iowa's defense has gotten to him from time to time, but needs to continue the punishment. ... After an interference penalty early, Micah Hyde has done a very nice job at cornerback.

Iowa 5th drive: Starts at Iowa 42 with :50 left. ... Iowa got across midfield, and that was that. HALFTIME, 6-6.

Ind. 4th drive: Starts at IU 20. Personal foul on IU makes 2nd-17 at the 13. ... Punt.

Iowa's 4th drive. Starts at Iowa 36. First-down passes of 12 to Sandeman, 19 to Keenan Davis ... 1st-and-goal at 6 becomes 4th-goal at 4 ... Meyer misses 22-yard FG with 2:19 left in half.

Indiana 3rd drive: Kickoff return to the Ind. 45. Doss' run carried out of bounds and tackled Iowa defensive backs coach Phil Parker, who was unhurt. 3rd-and-11 at Ind 44 turns into first-down with Iowa 5-yd penalty and a pass for 8. ... 1st-and-goal at 9 ... 3rd-goal at 4 ... Chappelle sacked by Mike Daniels, Ewald kicked a 28-yard field goal. 6-6 game with 8:20 left.

Iowa's 3rd drive (cont.) 1st-and-goal at 9 ... 3rd-and-goal at 10 ... 4th-and-goal at 10 ... Meyer 27-yard field goal, Iowa 6-3 with 12:45 left in half. A bust. Three first-downs as Coker and his OL crush the Hoosiers, but too fancy once the Hawkeyes got to the 10.

 Iowa's 3rd drive: Starts at Iowa 48. Coker runs for 13. Brad Rogers ran for 5 on his first carry. Quarter ends with a 2nd-6 at Indiana 17.

Indiana's 2nd drive:  Starts at IU 47 ... Drove to Iowa 32, a holding penalty, then Iowa LB James Morris tipped a pass and Brett Greenwood intercepted, his 10th career.

Iowa's 2nd drive: Iowa holding penalty on kickoff return, drive starts at Iowa 22. ... 3rd-and-1 at 31 and Iowa called for illegal motion trying a quick QB sneak ... Stanzi with a giveaway interception. No Hawkeye receiver was near the pass.

Indiana's 1st drive: Receiver Doss with a 15-yard run to the Iowa 43. ... Broken play turns into pass-interference call on Micah Hyde. Chappell picked up bobble, threw long, Hyde interfered with Tandon Doss for penalty to Iowa 27. ... Mitch Ewald 27-yard field goal. 3-3 game with 7:00 left in 1st.

Iowa's first drive: Starts at Iowa 28. ... Marcus Coker hit a huge hole on the first play, ran for 16 yds. ... End-around to DJK for 10. That's his third carry this year, all for double-digit yardage ... Coker powers for a 19-yd run. ... DJK breaks Iowa career receptions mark ... Fail to convert on 3rd-and-4 at the Ind. 6. ... Mike Meyer 23-yard field goal with 10:21 left. Iowa 3-0.

Five big boys in the "crowd" at Indiana wearing gold shirts, each with one letter in black. They spell D-O-Y-L-E.

This is Indiana's home finale. On Nov. 6, with three games left after this. That's sick. But the Hoosiers sold a home game to FedExField in Landover, Md. That's Nov. 20 against Penn State. You want to build interest for your program, it helps to play home games at home.

Two players Iowa will count on today are running back Marcus Coker and linebacker Shane DiBona. The first is a first-year freshman, the second a redshirt frosh. Coker is from Beltsville, Md. DiBona is from Duxbury, Mass.

The National Agricultural Library is in Beltsville. Its history dates back to 1649. Acccording to Wikipedia, Beltsville's history dates back to 1649, when the land was part of an 80,000-acre (324 km2) land grant given to Richard Snowden I by Lord Baltimore of England. Snowden and his family were planters who established large plantations on which they built comfortable manor homes.

The area now known as Duxbury was inhabited by people as early as 12,000 to 9,000 B.C. By the time European settlers arrived here, the region was inhabited by the Wampanoags, who called this place Mattakeesett, meaning “place of many fish.”

In 1620, the English settlers known as the Pilgrims established their colony in Plymouth. Per the terms of their contract with financial backers in London, they were required to live together in a tight community for seven years. At the end of that term in 1627, land along the coast was allotted to settlers for farming. Thus, the coastline from Plymouth to Marshfield was parceled out, and many settlers began moving away from Plymouth.

Another freshman Iowa will count on today is linebacker James Morris of Solon. Solon doesn't have quite the history of Beltsville or Duxbury. It has very good high school football, however.

It's not this warm or populated here at Memorial Stadium as it was the day this photo was shot:

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- Before I commence with the words, here's a musical number from Mr. Jim Nabors: