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Written by Evan McShane (@veryreasonable)
The Indiana Hoosiers will take the field for their annual Cream and Crimson Game on Friday night at 7pm in Memorial Stadium. The game represents the 15th and final practice of the 2019 spring season.
Read MoreWritten By Sammy Jacobs (@Hoosier_Huddle)
When the Hoosiers take the field for the annual Cream and Crimson Game on Saturday (Closed to the Public) in the John Mellencamp Pavilion the Hoosiers have stars to replace on defense. Gone are eight starters from a year ago (Chris Covington, Chase Dutra, Rashard Fant, Tony Fields, Greg Gooch, Nate Hoff, Robert McCray and Tegray Scales) and the young Hoosier defenders will have a chance to make their claim on playing in the fall in the final practice of the spring.
Read MoreWritten By Alex Compton (@alexncompton)
After months of anticipation spent waiting for spring camp, it has already come and gone. The annual Cream and Crimson Spring Game is this Saturday at noon in Memorial Stadium (weather permitting), and is free to all fans. While the game is an exciting event for players and fans alike, it unfortunately means there won’t be any more football until the incoming freshmen arrive on campus this summer. My advice would be to make it out to the field this Saturday to take in some great football and watch for some of the things on offense that I’ll be looking for on Saturday as well.
Read MoreWritten By Nathan Comp
After a 140-day layoff since the end-of-season defeat at Purdue in 2017, the Hoosier football team will be back in game action—albeit against themselves—noon this Saturday at Memorial Stadium. The spring game will be the capstone of the team’s spring practices until they reconvene at the end of the summer. With numerous question marks revolving around the 2018 team, we wanted to highlight five things to watch during this Saturday’s game that could serve as telling signs for the fall.
Read MoreWritten By Alex Compton
A brisk, windy, Tuesday morning marked the third day of spring ball for the Hoosiers as they look to improve across the board and get some new guys more comfortable in their roles. The guys broke out the pads and did some light offense/ defense situational work, as the anticipation builds for the first day of full pads this season. As a talented class of seniors departs from Bloomington in the coming months, some new faces have started to emerge and fill any leadership voids that may have opened up. Tom Allen’s family-first culture seems firmly implemented at this point, and the guys have responded well to the challenge from each other and seem to thoroughly enjoy practice.
Read MoreWritten By Dustin Schutte (@SchutteCFB)
Football is returning to Bloomington.
Indiana kicks off its spring practice on Saturday, as it prepares for the 2018 season following a 5-7 (2-7) campaign last fall, coming just one win shy of a third consecutive bowl appearance.
The Hoosiers lose a plethora of talent from its 2017 squad, primarily on the defensive side of the football. As head coach Tom Allen enters his second spring practice, he'll be coaching an IU team with a little more youth and inexperience than he's had in two seasons (one as defensive coordinator) with the program.
With offseason football right around the corner for the Hoosiers, here are five things to watch heading into spring practice.
Read MoreWritten by: TJ Inman (@TJHoosierHuddle)
Postcard weather and an energetic crowd greeted the Indiana Hoosiers as they took the field at Memorial Stadium for the first Spring Game of the “Tom Allen Era”. Fans and special guest Jon Gruden were treated to a good show as the Hoosiers wrapped up Spring practice with an exhibition that took overtime to decide.
Read MoreWritten By Sammy Jacobs (@Hoosier_Huddle)
Tom Allen will enter his first spring practice as the head coach of the Indiana Hoosiers on March 4th. The Hoosiers are coming off of a 6-7 (4-5) season with an appearance in the Foster Farms Bowl in 2016. However, changes have been abundant in Bloomington since Allen took over for Kevin Wilson at the beginning of December. Here are 10 questions that the Hoosiers face when they kick off spring practice in Bloomington.
Read MoreFresh off of an appearance in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl, the pressure is on this year’s group of Hoosiers to get back to the postseason. With plenty of departures from last year and new additions this season, it will take some time before we really get a feel for what this team will look like. While it is important to remember that a spring game is essentially a practice, we will be watching closely to see if we can get answers to some of the biggest questions that remain heading into the 2016-17 campaign.
Read MoreTeams around the B1G continue to wrap up Spring Football with Spring Game festivities. A national record was set, optimism abounds and Hoosier Huddle has all the information you need from a busy Saturday of action around the Midwest.
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