Everyone who underestimated Kurtis Rourke can take a trip in history. He’s not your typical American QB. So, his prominence in the FBS carries more weight than his contemporaries. And his transfer to Indiana proved that he’s much more than the biased rankings.

Could the No. 5 Indiana not play its starting quarterback, lose the game against Ohio State by a significant margin and get into the playoffs? Well, that's a tough question that only the College Football Playoff committee could answer.

Quarterback Kurtis Rourke is leading Indiana's rise to college football prominence. Across Rourke's first 10 games with the Hoosiers, the 24-year-old has thrown 21 for touchdowns and has helped take Indiana from 3-9 last season to undefeated.

Quarterback Kurtis Rourke is so important to Indiana's success this season that ESPN's Joey Galloway believes the Hoosiers should hold him out.

The college football season will be going on for another two months as the national championship will conclude the season in late January, but the regular season is almost over. It feels like everything just got started,

We're getting down to the nitty gritty of selecting what twelve teams will take place in the first expanded version of the College Football playoffs. And,

Should Indiana bench Kurtis Rourke against Ohio State on Saturday? ESPN analyst Joey Galloway makes the case for it.

Indiana QB Kurtis Rourke doesn't say much to the press. Instead, he's let his play do the talking ahead of a historic showdown vs. Ohio State on Saturday.

Indiana coach Curt Cignetti and quarterback Kurtis Rourke agreed the bye week came at a good time for the Hoosiers.