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The Hoosiers gained a commitment from North Carolina linebacker Jamari Farmer. The six-foot 218-pound prospect out of Mooresville, NC was offered by IU in May and made a visit earlier in June. IU was one of two Power Four offers for Farmer.
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Indiana University was gifted with extremely good news on Wednesday evening as starting left tackle Carter Smith announced he is returning to Bloomington and remaining a Hoosier. Smith had been in the transfer portal and visited several powerhouse programs with Florida State and Ole Miss standing out as probable destinations but he surprised many by sending a message on social media that he was ready to play for new football coach Curt Cignetti.
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The Indiana Hoosiers continue their run of success recruiting long snappers as IU landed the nation’s top-ranked long snapper in Alan Soukup out of Phoenix, Arizona. Soukup chose the Hoosiers over USC after recently visiting Bloomington. He is listed at 6’1” and 195 pounds.
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The Indiana Hoosiers’ hot June continues as three-star tight end Hubert Caliste committed to IU on Tuesday evening. Caliste is from New Orleans and plays for St. Augustine High School. The tight end prospect is listed at 6’4” and 235 pounds and is a 247Sports Composite three-star.
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The Indiana Football program picked up a big commit in quarterback Tayven Jackson today. Jackson is a young quarterback who will be looking to take over the Hoosiers quarterback position for 2023 and beyond. Jackson displays tremendous talent and was offered by the Hoosiers out of Center Grove High School in Greenwood, Indiana but choose the University of Tennessee.
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The Indiana Hoosiers have had an extremely active and successful couple of weeks as they aggressively pursue roster additions and upgrades through the transfer portal. That continued on Sunday afternoon as former four-star recruit Marcus Burris announced his transfer from Texas A&M to Indiana University.
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The future of the Hoosiers kicking game looks to be in good hands, er feet, as IU landed Nicolas Radicic, a five-star kicker according to Kohl’s Kicking. With Charles Campbell entering his redshirt senior season (with an option for 2023), the Hoosiers were on the look out for his replacement. Radicic is rated as the number three kicker in the nation. He is from Coppell, Texas and kicks for Coppell high school.
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The Indiana Hoosiers picked up a commitment from three-star safety Travon West out of Wren High School in Piedmont, South Carolina. West is listed at six-foot and 170 pounds. He chose the Hoosiers over offers from Power Five schools Kansas State, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest and West Virginia. He had 13 total offers.
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Earlier this recruiting cycle Indiana head coach Tom Allen said that IU was looking to add both a transfer and a high school quarterback to the 2022 signing class. A few weeks ago IU signed Connor Bazelak, a transfer from Missouri and on Sunday morning, Allen received a commitment from three-star prospect Brendan Sorsby out of Lake Dallas, Texas.
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The Indiana Hoosiers have added another offensive player to their impressive 2022 recruiting class. 6’6” tight end Brody Foley has flipped his commitment from the University of Tennessee to Indiana University. Foley is from Cincinnati, Ohio and chose the Hoosiers over offers from Arkansas, Auburn and several other high-majors. He is rated as a four-star recruit by 247Sports.
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