Omar Cooper

ANALYSIS
Cooper connected with quarterback Kurtis Rourke on a 17-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter, extending Indiana's already insurmountable lead. The Hoosiers were clearly looking to make a statement after last week's bludgeoning at the hands of Ohio State as they completely embarrassed their in-state rival, with Cooper and nearly the entire receiver room reaping the rewards. The redshirt sophomore receiver has now caught 27 passes for 571 yards and six touchdowns through 12 games for the Hoosiers while adding 23 yards and a score on the ground as well. A likely first round matchup in the College Football Playoff awaits Cooper and the Hoosiers.