With statement victory against Illinois, IU football vaults in the Football Playoff conversation college interview

The statement of Iu Football win against No. 9 Illinois On Saturday evening in Memorial Stadium, De Hoosiers has back in the conversation for the play -off of the University Football.

The Hoosiers crushed the Fighting Illini 63-10 for more than 56,000 fans. In The latest ESPN FPI ReviewsIndiana rose nationally to no. 6 and now has a 57.4 percent chance to make the play -off.

Here is a look in various updated Playoff projections in the field of football after week four games:

ESPN.COM – Dink

Heather Dinich of the global leader has IU at no. 11 after Saturday’s victory: “De Hoosiers have a convincing victory against a veteran Illinois team that was at this place last week. They had dominated their previous two opponents (Kennesaw State and FCS Indiana State), but this was the first chance to show the committee a complete performance against a ranked Big at Toudodo Mendodo. -to fit.

ESPN.COM – Connelly

Indiana is only based on SP+ CV and is projected no. 1 (!) Seed. Although, to be honest, Connelly admits herself: “Rankings resume after 4 weeks are meaningless. This is a harmless exercise.”

The CFP only based on * résumé SP+ * after 4 weeks:

9 Miami on 8 Ohio State
– 1 Indiana

12 Noord -Texas on 5 Texas Tech
– Oklahola

11 Missouri on 6 Penn State
– 3 is Florida

10 Ole Miss on 7 Tennessee
– 2 Oregon pic.twitter.com/e1liyymtiv

– Bill Connelly (@ESPN_Billc) September 21, 2025

Athletics

Athletics De Hoosiers has a 26 percent chance to reach the play -off after Saturday’s victory against Illinois and number 19 in general.

CBSSPORTS.COM

Indiana is up to no. 11 In the latest CBSSports.com projections with a projected CFP -Matchup against no. 6 Seed Oregon.

This is what CBS said about De Hoosiers: “The” Last team in “indication this week goes to the Hoosiers after their remarkably rural ranked victory over Illinois. Let’s say that the Hoosiers will end up again in hypothetically during the regular season, but not the Big Te-Championship race. Losing-Georgia and in the ACC-title competition-ZOU the last two weekends that the selection committee watches these teams.

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