Hoosiers Offer Walk-On Spot to Tri-West Hendricks’ Mac Dutra

Hoosiers Offer Walk-On Spot to Tri-West Hendricks’ Mac Dutra

The talent level and ability of a team’s walk-ons can often serve as a barometer of the overall health of a college football program. These unsung heroes play a vital role in the team’s weekly preparations for an upcoming opponent. They put in just as much work, if not more in some cases than their teammates on scholarship, but do so without the fanfare and playing time. As a former walk-on at North Carolina, Indiana Head Coach Kevin Wilson is aware of the value a good group of walk-ons can bring to a team, “As we continue to improve our program with strong recruiting classes, it is also important to continue to develop our walk-on program.”

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2013 Preview: Top 5 Offensive Players

2013 Preview: Top 5 Offensive Players

In 2012 the Indiana Hoosier football team had one of the most prolific offenses in the Big Ten.  Lead by a prolific passing attack, they ended up leading the conference with 311 passing yards per game.  In 2013 the Hoosiers return ten starters from their   offense that was already explosive, and will now have another year under their belt.  This should allow for individual development, as well as further cohesiveness as a unit.

Today, we will take a look at the Top-5 offensive players of the 2013 edition of the football Hoosiers.  However, if you notice one glaring omission, don't be alarmed. I am excluding the quarterbacks from this list due to the fact that the situation is still not settled yet and all three of them are good enough to be in my Top 5.  Don't fret, we will be sure to give you plenty of insight on the quarterback battle as it evolves throughout camp.

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A Few Things We Learned From Big Ten Media Day

A Few Things We Learned From Big Ten Media Day

On Wednesday afternoon head coach Kevin Wilson took the podium in Chicago at the Big Ten Media Day.  Wilson talked about many of the unanswered questions surrounding the Hoosier program heading into fall camp.  While the coach did not elaborate or even give a hint on the starting quarterback situation or who is going to start at running back, he did shed some light on the expectations for the 2013 team.  As we all know most of the answers given at media day are in coach speak, we decided to help you out and translate them into English.

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2013 Recruiting Redux: Playing Dominoes

2013 Recruiting Redux: Playing Dominoes

Since we were not around to breakdown the 2013 recruiting cycle we have decided to go back over the class in the coming days and give you our analysis of how the Hoosiers faired.  This is the first part of a short series entitled “Recruiting Redux”, in which we will be taking a birds-eye view of how the 2013 class came to be.  In the coming editions of Recruiting Redux we will be breaking down individual position groups, immediate impact players, and long-term prospects.  Enjoy!

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Win Today: A Kevin Wilson Story

Win Today: A Kevin Wilson Story

Kevin Wilson rolled into Bloomington in 2010 hoping to change the culture within Indiana football.  From day one Wilson adopted the mantra of "Win Today" for the Hoosier football team.  Coach Wilson has worked his way up to become one of the more respected and successful offensive minds in college football.  He is heading into his third year at the helm in Bloomington in which he will further his goal of trying to mold the Hoosier football program using himself as a model.  

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Welcome to Hoosier Huddle

Welcome to Hoosier Huddle

Welcome to the Hoosier Huddle!  As you surely are aware, there are many sites   dedicated to Indiana University Athletics, most notably basketball.  However, while visiting these pages it has become painfully obvious that there was a gap in coverage when it comes to Indiana Football.  While it was touched upon occasionally it has generally taken a back seat.

We have set out to change the status quo.  While we understand that Indiana will always be considered a "Basketball School", that does not mean that their isn't room enough for two programs in Bloomington.

This will be a site solely dedicated to coverage, discussion and breakdown of the Indiana University Football Program.  We hope that in the coming days, months and years we can become your leading source for FREE Hoosier Football information.  

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