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By popular demand, co-hosts Sammy Jacobs and T.J. Inman will be breaking down the projected two-deep for Indiana that was published last week. We'll go over why we slotted everyone where we did and answer some fan questions and concerns.
Written By David Sugarman (@David_Sugarman2)
One play. That’s it. After getting suspended for the season opener vs Florida International one play is what Simmie Cobbs ended up playing after suffering an injury against Ball State that would require season ending ankle surgery. All of a sudden Hoosier quarterback Richard Lagow, in just his second career Division I start, was down his best receiver and looking towards a former walk-on in Mitchell Paige and to Ricky Jones, a big-play threat who had been inconsistent in Big Ten play the year before. A wave of fear washed over the crowd, this is Indiana football’s luck and this is how it’s destined to stay. Like a bully on the playground the injury bug had pushed Indiana to the unforgiving blacktop just as it looked like they were beginning to get back up.
Read MoreWritten By Alex Compton
I’ve often felt that redshirt freshmen are the forgotten members of a football team. Many fans (myself included) read up on high school seniors when they sign with the Indiana Hoosiers and then wait for those players to make an impact on the field. If the recruit ends up redshirting during his first year on campus, it can be difficult to remember him when it comes time to preview the coming football season. What does the player offer? If he came in as an athlete, what position is he going to play after practicing for a full year? How does he fit in on the depth chart? How much progress has there been in his game during his time away from the watchful eyes of fans? With this in mind, I thought it would be beneficial to take a look at each of the guys who redshirted in 2016!
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The Hoosiers hit the weight room and Mellancamp Pavilion on Monday morning to continue their winter workout program. Director of Athletic Performance Keith Caton as well as linebacker Tegray Scales and offensive lineman Wes Martin talked with members of the media about how the winter is progressing. Click Read More to view the video.
Read MoreWritten By Sammy Jacobs (@Hoosier_Huddle)
Tom Allen will enter his first spring practice as the head coach of the Indiana Hoosiers on March 4th. The Hoosiers are coming off of a 6-7 (4-5) season with an appearance in the Foster Farms Bowl in 2016. However, changes have been abundant in Bloomington since Allen took over for Kevin Wilson at the beginning of December. Here are 10 questions that the Hoosiers face when they kick off spring practice in Bloomington.
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Spring practice will start on March 4th and we have decided to start the Hoosier Football discussion up a little early. For the first time ever Hoosier Huddle is putting out a projected two-deep. There are a few notes that readers should be aware of.
NAPLES, Fla. – The Indiana University Varsity Club National Board of Directors announced today at its annual winter meeting that IU Vice President and Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Fred Glass and his wife Barbara have made a six-figure gift in support of the University-wide “For All Bicentennial Campaign.” The major gift is in support of the recently IU Board of Trustees approved South End Zone Excellence Academy building that will enclose Memorial Stadium and will establish the Glass Family Student-Athlete Leadership Suite. The gift will also name a men’s basketball locker in honor of lifelong Glass family friend Bob Clifford who passed away on May 11, 2016. A portion of the gift will also go to support scholarships for students who participate in intercollegiate athletics.
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The Indiana Hoosier Football Program welcomed their two newest coaches, Nick Sheridan (QBs) and Darren Hiller (OL), in an introductory press conference before the men's basketball team took the floor at Assembly Hall Sunday afternoon. New offensive coordinator Mike DeBord introduced the two new members of the offensive staff.
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Indiana head football coach Tom Allen announced Friday the additions of Darren Hiller and Nick Sheridan to the Hoosiers staff. Hiller will serve as run game coordinator and offensive line coach, while Sheridan will oversee the quarterbacks.
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