Indiana is WKU's next chance for a competitive reset

At 0-2, Western Kentucky visits No. 4 Indiana on Sept. 19 for a 3 p.m. CT Peacock kickoff. Indiana's dominant early form, defensive pressure, improved secondary and physical rushing attack contrast with WKU's last-place Conference USA defensive and scoring rankings. WKU needs immediate improvement in defensive communication, front-seven play, turnover management and third-down execution, while Glenn's mobility is a key matchup variable.