Indiana quarterback apologizes after he 'cooked people's spreads' with safety in win at Iowa

Indiana QB apologizes to bettors for game-ending safety: ‘Cooked people’s spreads’

The Hoosiers remained undefeated on Saturday — and they didn’t accomplish it by concerning themselves with betting odds.

Fernando Mendoza Apologized for Late Safety: 'I Know I Really Cooked People's Spreads'

Indiana Hoosiers quarterback Fernando Mendoza apologized for taking an intentional safety as the clock hit zero in their win over the Iowa Hawkeyes Saturday.

Indiana QB sorry for 'cooked' spreads after safety

Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza quipped about messing up betting lines with his wild, clock-killing scramble to end the Hoosiers' 20-15 win over Iowa.

Late TD pass allows Hoosiers to escape | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

IOWA CITY, Iowa -- Fernando Mendoza threw a 49-yard touchdown pass to Elijah Sarratt with 1:28 to play to give No. 11 Indiana a 20-15 Big Ten win over Iowa on Saturday.

The end of Iowa-Indiana explained: Why Hoosier quarterback Fernando Mendoza took a safety as time expired

As Indiana attempted to kneel out the clock on a road win over Iowa, an odd sequence took place which resulted in the Hoosiers taking a safety as time expired.

Indiana quarterback apologizes after he 'cooked people's spreads' with safety in win at Iowa

Those who bet on the Hoosiers to cover a rising odds against the spread may have been disappointed by Fernando Mendoza taking a safety. He apologized for it.