Indiana's QB Kurtis Rourke May Return for Crucial Match Against Michigan State

Coach Curt Cignetti expresses optimism about Rourke's recovery following thumb surgery as Indiana aims to maintain its unbeaten record.

Kurtis Rourke, Indiana's starting quarterback, is recovering from thumb surgery and could play against Michigan State this Saturday.
Coach Curt Cignetti reported Rourke has resumed throwing and is increasing his practice workload, signaling potential readiness for the upcoming game.
The Indiana Hoosiers, currently ranked 13th and boasting an 8-0 record, are tied with Oregon at the top of the Big Ten standings.
Backup quarterback Tayven Jackson filled in for Rourke last week, contributing to a 31-17 victory over Washington.
Rourke, a transfer from Ohio University, has had a strong season with 1,941 passing yards, 15 touchdowns, and only three interceptions in seven starts.