Saturday’s Indiana-Minnesota game featured back-to-back unbelievable kicks

If you didn’t watch Saturday’s Indiana-Minnesota game, shame on you for six weeks. This was a great back-and-forth affair that went to overtime before Indiana survived. It looked like Minnesota would win after kicker Luke Drzewiecki drilled a 60-yard kick with 19 seconds left. MORE: Indiana makes quarterback change to start second half against MinnesotaHowever, Indiana still had 19 seconds and two timeouts to work with and made the most of it. The Hoosiers drove down the field before kicker Paddy McAteer drilled a 60-yard kick to send the game to overtime.McAteer bailed Hoosiers head coach Curt Cignetti out after some questionable clock management.BACK-TO-BACK 60-YARD KICKS TO SEND THIS GAME TO OT 😳Minnesota and Indiana's kickers with two CLUTCH kicks in the final 20 seconds of regulation 🔥 pic.twitter.com/mgNg5pm7Mp— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) October 31, 2026What happened in overtime?Indiana’s Charlie Becker (80) during Indiana University spring football practice on Thursday, March 26, 2026.Indiana got the ball first and scored on the very first play. Quarterback Grant Wilson found Charlie Becker for a touchdown, making it 23-16. Minnesota then got the ball back with a chance to tie the game/win the game on a two-point conversion, but it wasn’t meant to be. Indiana’s defense got a fourth-down stop, securing the OT win. Indiana is now 8-1 overall going into its next game against USC on Nov. 14. The program will have the week off next Saturday before hosting USC the following week. — Enjoy free coverage of the top news & trending stories with The Big Lead Newsletter —