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Miles Cross has arrived. After recording only one catch over the first two games (albeit an impressive 30-yard one-handed catch), it seemed as though the Ohio transfer was taking a backseat to guys like Elijah Sarratt and Omar Cooper Jr.
Read MoreThis game carried significance both on and off the field. For the fans, it was a trip to see IU play in the Rose Bowl Stadium for the first time since 1968. For the team on the field it was a chance to see how they stacked up against a Power Four opponent. It turns out, they hold up pretty well.
Read MoreWritten by: TJ Inman
The Curt Cignetti era got off to a strong start as the Indiana Hoosiers got off to a 21-0 start and then shutout Florida International in the second half to comfortably win 31-7. The Hoosiers ran for 5.9 yards per carry and 234 yards on the ground and the defense was all over the Golden Panthers from the very beginning of the contest, rarely letting up. The game was not without some issues and Curt Cignetti was less than pleased with the offensive execution in the middle portion of the game.
Read MoreWritten By Ben Gillard
Welcome, Hoosier fans to the 2024 Hoosier Huddle Countdown! Over the next 100 days the Hoosier Huddle staff will feature every player on the 2024 roster in anticipation of the season opener on August 31st against the FIU Golden Panthers. Today, we look at talented Ohio transfer Miles Cross.
Read MoreWritten by: TJ Inman
Indiana’s passing attack was nowhere near good enough in 2023. The lack of consistency and explosiveness in the pass game was one of the many issues Indiana had a season ago and IU’s new coaching staff knew a lot of change was needed on that side of the ball. Hoosier fans are hoping the 2024 attack is unrecognizable as the wide receiver room was addressed in the transfer portal and a new offensive system has been installed by offensive coordinator Mike Shanahan and head coach Curt Cignetti.
Read MoreWritten by: Nate Comp (@NathanComp1)
We’ll get our first look at first-year head coach Curt Cignetti’s progress with the team this week as Indiana football officially kicks off their spring game Thursday night at 8pm inside Memorial Stadium. The spring game will mark the end of the spring practice session which lasted roughly a month.
Read MoreWritten by Evan Alvarez
Over the past several years, the Indiana Hoosiers have had some elite position groups from top to bottom. Some that come to mind after talking with our own Sammy Jacobs include the 2013 QB room with Sudfeld, Roberson, and Coffman, the 2020 CB room with Mullen, Taylor, and Williams, the 2013 RB room with Coleman, Houston, and Roberts, the 2015 OL room with Feeney, Stepaniak, Martin, and Spriggs, and even LB rooms consisting of Scales, Oliver, and Covington to McFadden, Jones, and Casey more recently.
Read MoreWritten by: Nate Comp (@NathanComp1)
The excitement is buzzing around the Indiana football program and now we’re entering a critical time to start building for next season: spring football. This will be Coach Cignetti’s first spring with the Hoosiers and today we’ll highlight what projects to be a strong unit for him, the wide receiver room. The room is pretty crowded, leaving many to suspect there could be additional movement after spring ball, but for now, here is how the roster stands.
Read MoreWritten by Sammy Jacobs (@Hoosier_Huddle)
The Indiana Hoosiers added to their wide receiver room on Monday evening as former Ohio wide receiver Miles Cross decided to transfer to IU over Pittsburgh, FAU and others.
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