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Written by Sammy Jacobs (@Hoosier_Huddle)
The Indiana offensive line has a lot of questions to answer this offseason on how they can improve in 2021. Some of those questions were answered on Thursday as senior Dylan Powell has decided to come return for the 2021 season.
Read MoreWritten by Andrew Walker
Historically, the offensive line for the Hoosiers have been… hit or miss depending on the season. Some great, some good, some really bad. That’s just how the cookie crumbles. When it comes to 2020’s offensive line, there still remains some questions. Partially due to the ongoing COVID-19 global pandemic, the public hasn’t been able to see exactly what’s going on at fall camp. Usually, the media and therefore the public would have a pretty good idea of what’s going to be the starting lineup. This year is slightly different. Sure, the five, six, seven best offensive linemen are going to get a majority of the minutes. That’s a given.
Read MoreWritten by Andrew Walker
We are 72 days away from the scheduled kickoff of the 2020 Indiana football season. Some Hoosier football players are back in Bloomington. The athletic department has tested 187 athletes and staff from men’s and women’s basketball as well as football and NO ONE tested positive as of June 23rd. Today’s feature player is graduate transfer Dylan Powell who will be a major factor along the offensive line.
Read MoreWritten by Alex Compton
Indiana picked up a great piece of news on Monday morning, as graduate transfer Dylan Powell announced that he received a waiver that will grant him an extra year of eligibility at Indiana. The graduate transfer from Stanford will now be able to play two seasons at Indiana after previously expecting to be a Hoosier for just one season in 2020. He announced the news himself on Twitter, partially saying "I can’t wait to spend these next two seasons playing with my brothers and striving to take Indiana football to another level! LEO”
Read MoreWritten by Nathan Comp
We always hear about the stars returning to the program, but what about the guys that go under the radar? This list will highlight five players that we think you may not know much about now – but soon could become a household name in Hoosier football fan’s homes.
Read MoreWritten by Sammy Jacobs (@Hoosier_Huddle)
The Indiana Hoosiers will open up their spring football practice session on March 7th, 2020 and conclude it with their annual Cream and Crimson Game on Friday April 17th, 2020 at 7pm in Memorial Stadium. Spring practice is a time of growth and development for the players who have been around the program as last year’s seniors have moved on and next year’s freshmen (outside of the nine early enrollees) haven’t arrived yet. While it may not drum up a ton of excitement, there are things that Indiana football has to do over the next two months to help ensure the 2020 season is a successful one, here they are:
Read MoreIndiana newcomers Tim Baldwin, Dylan Powell and Ty Wise talked to the media Thursday evening about their adjustments to IU and what their expectations are for spring football.
Read MoreWritten by: TJ Inman (@TJHoosierHuddle)
The Indiana Hoosiers entered the 2019 season expecting to be without left tackle Coy Cronk when they took the field in 2020. The senior had started more than 30 games for the Hoosiers and was hoping to wrap up his career by helping the Hoosiers to a bowl berth. However, Cronk was lost for the season to injury during the UConn game. He was able to medically redshirt but instead of returning to Bloomington for his senior season, Cronk is transferring to Iowa. While there was a period of time when it appeared IU would have the luxury of moving Coy Cronk to guard and starting him on the interior of the line, the staff will now need to piece together a unit that still has some returning talent and lots of intriguing pieces to plug into place.
Read MoreWritten by: TJ Inman (@TJHoosierHuddle)
After a heartbreaking and supremely frustrating end to the 2019 season, fans of the Indiana Hoosiers could be forgiven for not wanting to think about college football for a few months. However, it is important to put the loss in context and realize the season was still an unqualified success and Tom Allen’s program still has a lot to look forward as we turn attention to the future of the program. Indiana won eight games in the regular season and had a winning record in the Big Ten for the first time since 1993. They return most of the pieces from this season and appear to have a schedule conducive to building on the momentum they earned this past season.
Read MoreWritten by Sammy Jacobs (@Hoosier_Huddle)
Name: Dylan Powell
Position: Offensive Line
Height/Weight: 6’3, 281 Pounds
Hometown: Collins, MS
Previous School: Stanford (Grad Transfer)
247Sports Composite: in 2016 3-Star (83.71)
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