October 6, 2012

Mike Pegram
Peegs.com Staff Writer

Watch or Listen the game

Kickoff: 12:00 p.m.
TV: Big Ten Network
Radio: List of IU stations
Satellite radio: Sirius channel 123, XM channel 198.

Chat before or during the game

The Peegs.com game chat will begin roughly a half hour before kickoff each Saturday. This year we are again using the popular Cover it Live set-up which is more like a live blog but we'll do our best to include fan comments as the come in. Our staff will be live at the game providing updates in the chat on what's going on at the stadium and discussing the expected keys to the game.

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Travel Guide (for home games)

Because of construction projects, getting to and out of Bloomington this year will be challenging. Here's our story on this plus the IU guide: Game day guide | IU traffic/parking

Who's the favorite?

The consensus among oddsmakers in Vegas this morning is that Michigan State is an 15.5 point favorite

Hoosier Game Day

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Pre-game Coverage

The Peegs.com staff have been hard at work getting you ready for today's game. Here's a rundown of stories related to today's matchup over the past week working back from our latest coverage along with some coverage from Indiana's opponent's site on Rivals:

Indiana will attempt to snap a two-game losing skid when they host the Michigan State Spartans tomorrow afternoon at Memorial Stadium. Peegs.com caught up with Paul Konyndyk from SpartanMag.com to get the latest on a Michigan State team that comes into the game with a record of 3-2.

A look at the Spartans

It didn't take long after Michigan State's devastating one-point loss to Ohio State for the positive spin forward to be enacted by the Spartans' coaches and players.

Spartans look to rebound against IU

Finding a way to come down with the football despite defensive pressure or an underthrown ball was something the Indiana wide receivers succeeded at and then some Saturday at Northwestern.

Making plays on the ball

Michigan State would love to get more pressure on the quarterback.The question is: Which QB will that be?

OPPONENT APPRAISAL: IU

Earlier today Indiana assistant coach Mike Ekeler met with the media after the Hoosiers' Tuesday morning practice. The co-defensive coordinator and linebackers coach talked about the performance of his defense on Saturday at Northwestern, as well as what he expects to see from the Michigan State offense this weekend when the Spartans take on IU at Memorial Stadium.

Video: Ekeler meets with the media

Indiana head coach Kevin Wilson met with reporters earlier this afternoon in anticipation of Saturday's homecoming battle with Michigan State. Wilson looks back at the Northwestern loss and talks about the quarterback decision that will be made this week.

Coach TV: Michigan State pregame

Earlier today Indiana assistant offensive coordinator Kevin Johns met with the media. As IU's coach for quarterbacks and wide receivers, Johns talks about the development of Cam Coffman and Nate Sudfeld as well as the big game Saturday from his wideouts.

Johns talks QBs, WR development

Freshman Aaron Burbridge earns a starting role as Michigan State looks to "rise up" against the Hoosiers.

DANTONIO VISION: IU

Indiana quarterbacks Cameron Coffman and Nate Sudfeld today talked about their roles with the offense. See what they had to say about how to keep IU's offense from stalling as it did in a scoreless first half at Northwestern, what they're learning from injured starter Tre Roberson, how they approach competing for the same position, what's needed from the quarterback position in Kevin Wilson's offense for IU to be successful, how they help each other and more.

Video: Coffman, Sudfeld on the QB competition