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Written by Sammy Jacobs (@Hoosier_Huddle)
Indiana husky Noah Pierre has done everything IU and the coaching staff has asked of him. They needed him to play corner last year because of injury, he slid over from safety and fit in nicely. This year IU wants to have their best players on the field at the same time and that means moving Pierre to IU’s nickel position called ‘husky’. It’s a move that Pierre loves.
Read MoreWritten by Matt Smith
As a talented player in college football, in the time where the transfer portal has never been more popular, continuing to sit on the bench is not the ideal option. For the Hoosiers’ Noah Pierre, the transfer portal never crossed his mind.
Read MoreWritten by @zachegreene
After another frustrating loss, Indiana fell to 2-4 on the season, coming against the #10 team in the nation and now #9 in the nation Michigan State Spartans. Still, defensive coordinator Charlton Warren was pleased with how his unit stepped up despite dealing with critical injuries in the secondary. One of those players to step up was cornerback Noah Pierre.
Read MoreWritten by Matt Smith
21 days remain until kickoff of the 2021 IU football season. The Hoosiers will kick off the season against Iowa on Sept. 4th. Make sure to keep checking the Hoosier Huddle website each day for a new player in the 100-day countdown. The 21st player is red-shirt junior Noah Pierre.
Read MoreWritten by Nate Comp
#21
The Hoosier Huddle countdown to kickoff is reaching its final stages as we’re just three weeks away from the first game. The Hoosiers kick off the 2020 season at Memorial Stadium against the Penn State Nittany Lions. Today, we’ll highlight third-year defensive back wearing the number 21 jersey, Noah Pierre.
Read MoreWritten by: TJ Inman (@TJHoosierHuddle)
Indiana University cornerbacks coach Brandon Shelby spoke to the media this week via Zoom as the Indiana Hoosiers staff continues to work with players remotely and prepare for the upcoming season. Shelby is entering his 10th season with the program and he loves where his position group is at heading into the summer.
“We surely have a great foundation,” Shelby said of the cornerback group. “I’m very, very satisfied with where we are going to start come the fall.”
Read MoreWritten by: TJ Inman (@TJHoosierHuddle)
Hoosier Huddle is breaking down each position group prior spring ball and today, we look at a deep position group with a star in the making leading the way: defensive back.
“Defensive back” is a catch-all term that applies to multiple positions on the field: cornerback, safety and in IU’s case, Husky. As a result, going into detail on every player would be information overload. We’ll go position by position and dive into detailed descriptions on where things stand heading into spring.
Read MoreWritten by Sammy Jacobs (@Hoosier_Huddle)
Only 19 days separate us from the start of the Indiana football regular season. As we hit the teens, we take a look at two potential contributors for the Hoosiers in 2019, Noah Pierre and Luke Shayotovich.
Read MoreWritten by Evan McShane (@veryreasonable)
While the efficiency numbers were not great, the Indiana defense boasted a respectable secondary in 2019. The Hoosiers thrived off of creating turnovers. Indiana tied for 33rd in the country with 13 team interceptions and they tied for fifth in the country in fumble recoveries with 13. With the departure of Hoosier safety Jonathan Crawford, Indiana has big shoes to fill. Luckily, there are a number of players capable of stepping up to the plate. IU's secondary will still be young next fall, but they will have the luxury of depth. Heading into spring, the IU defensive backs appears to be one of the most talented position groups on the roster. Indiana will return several starters from last year, and Tom Allen and his staff have recruited cornerbacks and safeties very well the past few years. While it is yet to be seen which individuals will produce most, the secondary will be among Indiana's strongest units in 2019.
Read MoreWritten By Nathan Comp
#30
The Hoosier Huddle countdown to kickoff is over halfway complete. We are inside one month until the Hoosiers kickoff the 2018 season on the road against Florida International University. Today we will highlight a member of the most recent recruiting class, Noah Pierre. (Pierre will actually wear #19 this season).
Noah Pierre (Freshman)
Height: 5’11”
Weight: 172 Pounds
Hometown: Hialeah, FL
Position: Defensive Back
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