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Written by Sammy Jacobs (@Hoosier_Huddle)
The Indiana Hoosiers and Tom Allen have a couple roster spots to fill as offensive lineman Britt Beery and tight end Turon Ivy Jr. recently hit the NCAA Transfer Portal. In his news conference on Wednesday, Indiana head coach Tom Allen said the portal “will be definitely something that we're going to be aggressively looking at.”
Read MoreWritten by Andrew Walker
Historically, the offensive line for the Hoosiers have been… hit or miss depending on the season. Some great, some good, some really bad. That’s just how the cookie crumbles. When it comes to 2020’s offensive line, there still remains some questions. Partially due to the ongoing COVID-19 global pandemic, the public hasn’t been able to see exactly what’s going on at fall camp. Usually, the media and therefore the public would have a pretty good idea of what’s going to be the starting lineup. This year is slightly different. Sure, the five, six, seven best offensive linemen are going to get a majority of the minutes. That’s a given.
Read MoreWritten by Andrew Walker
With the approval of the preseason practice schedule, college football seems closer than ever. We are now 78 days away from the Indiana Hoosiers kicking off their season at Camp Randall Stadium to face Wisconsin. Today’s featured player is Britt Beery.
Read MoreWritten by T.J. Inman (@TJHoosierHuddle)
Name – Britt Beery
Position – Offensive Lineman (Redshirt Sophomore)
Hometown – Carmel, IN (Carmel)
Height – 6’6”
Weight – 313 pounds
The 2019 Hoosier Huddle Countdown is nearly a quarter of the way through! Yes, in only 78 days, the Indiana Hoosiers will kick-off the 2019 season against the Ball State Cardinals. Today’s countdown article focuses on an interesting player from a powerhouse Central Indiana high school program, Britt Beery.
Read MoreWritten By Nathan Comp
The Hoosier Huddle countdown to kickoff has begun. Eleven weeks plus a day remain until the Hoosiers kickoff the 2018 season on the road against Florida International University. Today we will highlight number 78, Britt Beery.
Read MoreWritten By Alex Compton (@alexncompton)
The Hoosier Huddle Countdown to Kick-off has begun! There are now 93 days until the Indiana Hoosiers kick-off the 2017 season against the Ohio State Buckeyes. That still seems like a long way away and I suppose it is, but this countdown will fly by and it will be football season before we know it! Today’s countdown takes a look at #93 Britt Beery.
Read MoreWritten by: TJ Inman (@TJHoosierHuddle)
His high school teammate Kurt Rafdal elected to look elsewhere following the IU coaching change but Britt Beery chose to stay in the Hoosier state and stick to his commitment. The three-star defensive end starred for Carmel High School and he’s rated as the 16th best prospect in the state. He chose IU over Ball State, New Mexico and Syracuse and there was interest from Michigan State, Vanderbilt and Northwestern.
Read MoreSunday was an eventful day in Bloomington as Kevin Wilson's squad held an energetic open practice at Memorial Stadium and Tom Crean's team ended their day by cutting down the nets at Assembly Hall. However, the fireworks were not finished as the Hoosiers picked up their fifth commitment for the class of 2017 in in-state defensive end Britt Beery.
Read MoreThe ink on all the faxes from 2016’s National Signing Day is barely dry but coaches all across the country are already hard at work on assembling their 2017 class. Kevin Wilson was very pleased with the class he just signed but he made it very clear that he wanted to bring in more in-state prospects in 2017 and according to a visitors list obtained by Matt Weaver and peegs.com, there will be a half-dozen talented in-state prospects on campus for unofficial visits tonight. The prospects are expected to attend the showdown at Assembly Hall between the Hoosiers and the #4 Iowa Hawkeyes.
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