Scott ran for 114 yards and scored twice in his second career start while Ramsey threw for 173 yards and ran for another touchdown to lead the Hoosiers past Ball State 38-10. “When I say that’s not Ball State football, that’s not taking anything away from Indiana and the way they executed,” coach Mike Neu said. Riley Neal was 12 of 24 for 115 yards for Ball State, while Gilbert ran 16 times for 89 yards. Ball State has the potential to contend in the Mid-American Conference — but it must player better than it did Saturday. And in addition to giving up the punt return to Harris, Indiana’s Peyton Hendershot blocked one punt and Ball State nearly allowed another punt return for TD before running Harris out of bounds near the Ball State 5-yard line.

Source: National Post September 15, 2018 19:48 UTC