Everything Hoosier in EA’s CFB 26
From iconic entrances to authentic atmospheres, the game reignited the passion of college football fans, including those in Bloomington, where Hoosier faithful had been eagerly waiting to see Memorial Stadium and the crimson and cream brought to life once again.
2025 Countdown to IUFB Kickoff: 55 Days (Maverick Geske)
COUNTDOWN TO KICKOFF: Day 55 Maverick Geske Height: 6’0” Weight: 195 pounds Hometown: Indianapolis, Indiana (Brebeuf Jesuit) Class/Position: Freshman / Quarterback Twitter/X: (@Maverick_Geske) The 2025 Hoosier Huddle Countdown to Kickoff charges ahead as we spotlight every player on Indiana’s roster in the lead-up to the season opener against Old Dominion. With the halfway mark in […]
Cignetti Believed Coming to IU Would Bring Him Closer to His Dad
Written By: Nick Gonzales (@nrgonzales_)
By now, many people know who Curt Cignetti is. The Hoosiers Head Football Coach is a champion that turns losing programs to winners. He was awarded 7, yes 7 Coach of the Year Awards in 2024 (Eddie Robinson, Home Depot, AFCA, Big Ten, Walter Camp, Sporting News, and AP Coach of the Year). He’s the man that shifted a football program that went 9-27 the previous three seasons, into an 11-1 team that made it to the College Football Playoffs, IN HIS FIRST YEAR! But many may still be wondering why would he come to Indiana? During a special event on Tuesday that only allowed IU students to attend, Cignetti answered the questions that many were still wondering.
Cignetti Tells IU Students “There’s Nothing That Could’ve Taken Me From Indiana” During Special Event
It may still be the offseason, but that doesn’t deter Coach Cignetti from electrifying fans and students who are eagerly waiting to see how year two will fare for the award-winning coach. On Tuesday, Coach Cignetti was involved in an event held only for Indiana University Students called Conversation with Coach Cignetti. The event was held at the IU Auditorium and was the first time an IU Athletics Coach did anything like this since the famous Bobby Knight.
Missed Tackles Equals Missed Opportunities for the Hoosiers
Written By Nick Gonzales (@nrgonzales_)
The Hoosiers are heading back to Bloomington after finishing their last game of the season. Indiana suffered a disappointing loss to the Fighting Irish Friday night and couldn’t get things going all game long. One of the biggest things on defense was their inability for the first man to make the tackle.
The Hoosiers Plan to Prove They Are For Real This Friday
The Indiana Hoosiers, often viewed as underdogs, embrace the skepticism surrounding their team as they head into the College Football Playoffs. Players like Elijah Sarratt and Mikail Kamara thrive on proving critics wrong, motivated by their challenging paths to success. Despite lacking star recruits, their determination and unity drive them forward.
Cignetti Has Been Working Overtime to Prep for Notre Dame
The Hoosiers are preparing for their first College Football Playoff game against Notre Dame after a strong performance against Purdue. Coach Cignetti emphasized preparation and learning from past mistakes, while players, including transfer James Carpenter, express excitement for the opportunity to compete. The team aims to redeem themselves and advance in the playoffs.
Cignetti Addresses Pass Protection Issues That Plagued IU
During the recent game against Ohio State, Indiana’s football team struggled, especially the offensive line, allowing five sacks and eight tackles for loss. Coach Curt Cignetti emphasized the need to improve pass protection and overall offensive rhythm. Despite some success in rushing, upcoming rivalry games present challenges that require immediate attention.
Fiascos on Special Teams Lead to the Hoosiers Downfall
Written By Nick Gonzales (@nrgonzales_)
The Hoosiers traveled to Columbus for one of the biggest games in program history and it did not fair out how they expected it. Besides the offensive struggles, the game became out of the Hoosiers control due to the special teams’ multiple fiascos.
Aiden Fisher Loves the Aggressiveness of Indiana’s Defense
Aiden Fisher has been a standout leader for Indiana University’s defense, especially during a challenging game against Michigan where he contributed 14 tackles. He thrives in an aggressive defensive scheme, inspiring his teammates with a strong desire to win. As they prepare to face Ohio State, maintaining their intensity and determination will be crucial.