Indiana returns from its bye week looking to extend its winning streak against a talented USC team. The Hoosiers are favored by 7.5 points, but questions surrounding the quarterback position and an offense that has struggled recently make this an intriguing matchup. Here are five Over/Under predictions for Saturday's Big Ten showdown.

1. Grant Wilson Offensive Snaps — 9.5

Prediction: OVER

Curt Cignetti has an interesting decision to make after Wilson replaced Josh Hoover in the second half against Minnesota. Hoover has struggled recently, and Wilson provided a spark in the overtime victory. Whether Wilson earns the starting job or simply receives opportunities throughout the game, it wouldn't be surprising to see both quarterbacks involved against USC. The bye week gave Cignetti additional time to evaluate his options.

2. Charlie Becker Receiving Yards — 89.5

Prediction: OVER

Becker has emerged as Indiana's most productive receiver, leading the Hoosiers with 875 yards and nine touchdowns. He's surpassed 89 yards in five of nine games, including impressive performances against Ohio State and Minnesota. USC ranks No. 56 nationally in total defense, allowing 346 yards per game. Regardless of who starts at quarterback, Becker should remain a primary target.

3. Nick Marsh Receiving Touchdowns — 0.5

Prediction: OVER

Marsh has scored eight receiving touchdowns in nine games, finding the end zone in seven different contests. Even when his overall production has declined, he's remained a dangerous scoring threat. The talented receiver has the explosiveness to change a game with one play, and Indiana will need its best offensive weapons involved against a talented USC team. Even though he's behind Charlie Becker in some statistical categories, he's a WR1 type of talent and always a threat to score.

4. Lee Beebe Jr. Rushing Attempts — 14.5

Prediction: OVER

Beebe leads Indiana with 134 rushing attempts, averaging nearly 15 carries per game. With the quarterback situation unsettled, Cignetti could lean more heavily on his rushing attack to establish offensive consistency. Beebe received 15 carries against Minnesota, and another workload of that size seems realistic. Keeping USC's explosive offense on the sideline could also influence Indiana's offensive approach.

5. USC Passing Yards — 249.5

Prediction: UNDER

This matchup features strength against strength. USC ranks No. 12 nationally in passing offense, averaging 294.4 yards per game, while Indiana's defense ranks No. 5 nationally in total defense. The Hoosiers allow just 183.7 passing yards per contest, making this a fascinating challenge for both sides. If Indiana's defensive front generates consistent pressure, USC could struggle to reach its usual passing production.

Source: Yahoo Sports