Indiana football holds Charlotte scoreless in second half, looks to “stay hungry” entering Big Ten play
Senior defensive back Shawn Asbury II said the Hoosiers needed to “communicate fast” when an offense is shifting and motioning the way Charlotte was. He said they improved their communication in the second half, and the results followed. They pitched a second-half shutout –– something they’ve done to all their opponents except UCLA
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