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In light of yesterday’s announcement that Indiana Tight End Jordan Fuchs would be joining the Hoosiers basketball program for the rest of the season, it got me thinking, when next fall rolls around, who should Kevin Wilson be asking Tom Crean to borrow for a few weeks?
Read MoreIn college football a program must be moving forward and looking to the future constantly or risk falling behind the eight ball for success down the road. The Hoosier coaches have been busy in 2015 looking to get a fast start to the 2016 recruiting class. On Thursday the Hoosiers extended an offer to 247 Sports Composite 4-star linebacker Dontavious Jackson. Jackson is a 6-2 237 lb. inside linebacker from Houston, TX who holds offers from powerhouse programs like Alabama, Oregon, Oklahoma, Michigan, and Michigan State among others.
Read MoreIn an effort to add some size and athleticism to his team’s frontline for its stretch run, Hoosiers’ Basketball Coach Tom Crean has turned to the school’s football program. Today it was announced that 6-foot 6 freshman tight end Jordan Fuchs, would be joining the school’s hoops team. Crean addressed the addition of the versatile athlete in a release.
Read MoreCo-Hosts Sammy Jacobs and T.J. Inman talks about what the expectations should be for the Indiana Hoosier football program and how the location of the Illinois-Northwestern series impacts the Hoosiers Bucket Game with Purdue.
Even before taking a carry beneath the Friday Night Lights, Brownsburg’s Toks Akinribade had already emerged as a target on the Hoosiers’ recruiting radar. The Indiana coaching staff became acquainted with this talented running back during one of their summer camps in 2012, spurring their interest in the athlete months before he was set to play for the Bulldogs.
Read MoreSigning Day has come and gone and the next progression in the college football offseason is the NFL Draft Combine that is being held in Indianapolis February 17-23 and is broadcast on the NFL Network. The combine is a weeklong workout for NFL scouts where players go through various drills, including the 40-yard dash, the bench press and the shuttle run. This year the NFL has invited two Hoosiers, running back Tevin Coleman and defensive lineman Bobby Richardson, to participate in the combine.
Read MoreCo-hosts Sammy Jacobs and T.J. Inman welcome Alex McCarthy from 247 Sports and Nick Holmes of Hoosier Huddle to review Wednesday's signing day activity.
We’ve had a lot of great Signing Day coverage here at the Hoosier Huddle. You can find player profiles on each of the new Hoosiers and a look at how the rest of the B1G did with their 2015 recruiting classes. Now that the letters are all in and we’ve heard the coaches talk about where each player is likely to being their careers, let’s take a look at how both sides of the ball could be impacted this season (and beyond) by this recruiting class. We’ve looked at the offense, now let’s look at the defense.
Read MoreHere is a list of the Hoosiers' Class of 2015 signees and their respective star ratings per each recruiting service. Interesting to note is the discrepancy among the services when rating the same player. For instance, both Omari Stringer and Camion Patrick are rated as three-star recruits on rivals.com and 247sports, but scout has them ranked as two-star recruits. It's hard to know who is right and wrong until they step out on the field. However, I have a sneaking suspicion that both are closer to three rather than two-star recruits.
Read MoreWritten by Nick Holmes (@HoosierHolmes)
Indiana running back Myles Graham has left the program and has transferred to Monmouth University, per the Montmouth football twitter account. Monmouth is a Football Championship Series (FCS) school, meaning Graham will be immediate eligibility to see the field and will have three seasons left to play for the Hawks.
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