EAST LANSING — Connor Cook gave the critics what they wanted in the second quarter at Indiana when, facing a third-and-17 at the Michigan State 14, he stared down a receiver and threw an interception.

Indiana scored two plays later and took a 17-14 lead over the No. 8-ranked Spartans with 5:25 left in the half.

Suddenly, Twitter came to life with questions about Cook, and ESPN broadcasters seemingly obsessed with his faults had some proof that their breakdown of Cook’s game had relevance. - Read more at MLive.com