After Indiana football's dominant 55-0 win over Howard in Week 2, the program is gearing up for Saturday's matchup against Western Kentucky, though there are two defensive lineman that are not expected to play in the contest. However, it's not due to injury, as Indiana football's Stephen Daley and Kellan Wyatt were issued a temporary restraining order by a state judge to get eligibility for this year, which might have run out.

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According to college football insider Pete Thamel of ESPN, Daley and Wyatt “are not expected to be eligible” for Saturday's game against Western Kentucky for the Hoosiers. The temporary restraining order on the two players has “expired,” with the two players awaiting a “judge's injunction ruling.”

“Sources: Indiana’s Stephen Daley and Kellan Wyatt are not expected to be eligible this weekend as they await a judge’s injunction ruling,” Thamel wrote on X, formerly Twitter. “They had been eligible on a temporary restarting order that’s expired. The judge has indicated that her ruling on the injunction will not come until next week. No. 4 Indiana plays Western Kentucky this weekend.”