Offense: B UW used the run and play-action passes to hog the ball for more than 35 minutes. The failure to score after any of Indiana's five turnovers was a black mark, as were the two turnovers.
Defense: A- UW was fast and physical against a spread offense, forcing five turnovers and holding Indiana 32 points below its average. It all started with Jack Ikegwuonu blanketing wide receiver James Hardy.
Special teams: A- Kicker Taylor Mehlhaff and punter Ken DeBauche controlled field position with their strong legs and the coverage units kept Tracy Porter and Marcus Thigpen, two dangerous returners, bottled up.
Overall: B+ The expected shootout never materialized, mainly because UW's defense is flying around like everyone thought it would all along. The offense must sharpen up before Saturday's game at No. 1 Ohio State.