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Written by Ethan Roberts
The Hoosiers were in lockstep with Michigan State to the final whistle in Saturday's loss, when kicker Chris Freeman missed a go-ahead field goal to tie the game with seconds left on the clock.
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What: Indiana Hoosiers (3-7) vs. Michigan State Spartans (3-7)
When: Saturday, November 18 at Noon
Where: Memorial Stadium in Bloomington, IN
How to Watch: The game will be broadcast on BTN and can be heard on the IU Radio Network.
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The Indiana Hoosiers host the Wisconsin Badgers on Saturday afternoon at Memorial Stadium. The 2-6 Hoosiers need a victory to keep their very slim bowl hopes alive. What key matchup will determine the outcome?
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On a gorgeous afternoon in Bloomington, the Indiana Hoosiers hosted the Rutgers Scarlet Knights in a critical Homecoming contest. IU entered the contest at 2-4 and in desperate need of a victory to try and put the season and the Tom Allen era back on the tracks. Rutgers had other plans, using two critical special teams mistakes from IU and a dominant ground attack to grind out a comfortable 31-14 victory and earn bowl eligibility. The Hoosiers dropped to 2-5 with the defeat and there appear to be no answers on how to turn things around for Indiana football.
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The Indiana Hoosiers entered Saturday’s game with a new offensive coordinator and fresh off a bye week, hoping to reboot the season after a frustrating blowout loss to Maryland two weeks ago.
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The Indiana Hoosiers (1-2) and Louisville Cardinals (3-0) met at Lucas Oil Stadium in front of a split crowd. Despite a second half comeback by the Hoosiers, Jeff Brohm’s Cardinals hung on for a 21-14 victory to stay unbeaten on the young season and winning the first meeting between the two schools since 1986. It was a tale of two halves with Louisville dominating the second half and then needing a goal line stand to survive a Hoosier surge late.
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Head Coach: Jeff Brohm
Overall: 1st season with Louisville (2-0), 68-44 overall at WKU, Purdue and Louisville
Bowl Appearances at Louisville: Zero
2022 Record: 8-5 (4-4)
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Date & Time: Saturday, November 4 at TBD
Venue: Memorial Stadium, Bloomington, IN
TV: TBD
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The offensive line unit possesses the most important task in football. They are responsible for protecting the quarterback in the passing game and setting up holes for the running back to run through on rushing plays. The Hoosiers offensive line struggled in 2022. They managed to record 1,330 rushing yards as well as 2,609 passing yards, which doesn’t compete in the Big Ten. Their line gave up 38 sacks and had a net loss of 294 yards. Both of those ranking bottom two in the Big Ten. Last December the Hoosiers hired long-time Wisconsin assistant Bob Bostad as their new offensive line coach and made a handful of changes to their line for the 2023 campaign.
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The Hoosier Huddle countdown to kickoff marches on! For the 100 days leading up to kickoff, we at Hoosier Huddle will feature every player from the 2023 roster in anticipation of Indiana’s first game of the season against Ohio State in Bloomington. Today, we will highlight a freshman offensive lineman, Tyler Jeffries.
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