MIAMI — Indiana football’s Grant Wilson hasn’t played much this season as the No. 3 quarterback on the depth chart. The sixth-year senior was under center for 15 snaps — he completed the only pass he attempted in a Week 3 win over Indiana State — but had an outsized impact on the No. 1 Hoosiers (15-0) reaching the CFP title game for a player not on the two-deep. Wilson dedicated his efforts to helping Fernando Mendoza flourish as IU’s starting quarterback. “He could have been like, ‘Oh, I'm a vet and be along for the ride,' but he was selfless,” Mendoza told The Herald-Times earlier this season. As Wilson sat with the team’s other quarterbacks at the media day for the championship game in...
