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Written by Sammy Jacobs (@Hoosier_Huddle)
Wide receiver Kam Perry announced on Thursday that he was entering the NCAA transfer portal. The Hoosiers started spring practice on Thursday. Perry played in nine games for the Hoosiers in 2023. He made three catches for 22 yards.
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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: TJ Inman (@TJHoosierHuddle)
The 2023 edition of the Hoosier Huddle Countdown is officially underway! We are counting down from 100 to the beginning of the 2023 Indiana University football season. Each day, we will take a look at one (or two) players on the current Indiana football roster and highlight the player’s role in the upcoming season. Today’s article is a wide receiver that is getting buzz as a potential breakout candidate in 2023: redshirt freshman Kamryn Perry.
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While the quarterback room continues to battle in fall camp in anticipation of Indiana’s kickoff on September 2nd, who will Brendan Sorsby or Tayven Jackson ultimately be throwing to? Today we’ll answer that question, as we preview what we have heard coming out of camp regarding the Hoosiers’ wide receiver room.
Read MoreWritten by Sammy Jacobs (@Hoosier_Huddle)
Heading into the 2022 season there were two really intriguing true freshman wide receivers that could have been labeled as sleeper picks to be a breakout star for the offense. However, that never materialized as both Omar Cooper and Kamryn Perry retained their redshirt seasons and played a combined five games with zero catches. The Hoosiers are hoping that they can have the break out seasons that fans envisioned in 2023.
Read MoreWritten by Sammy Jacobs (@Hoosier_Huddle)
The Indiana Hoosiers will open their spring football practice on March 4th and hold 15 practices before the spring season concludes with their Spring Football Event on April 15th in Memorial Stadium.
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For teams like Indiana who are trying to spring upsets or get back on track special teams plays a vital role. Just ask Scott Frost at Nebraska who onsides kicked his way onto a seat hotter than the sun in Week 0.
Last season, IU was either great or terrible in the special teams department. Placekicker Charles Campbell was one of the best kickers in the Big Ten early on but, like the rest of the team, tanked in the second half. IU had little-to-no return game after D.J. Matthews and Reese Taylor got injured and Punter James Evans was very inconsistent.
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After a holiday weekend, the Hoosier Huddle Countdown enters the 50’s as we profile incoming freshman wide receiver Kamryn Perry. There are now 59 days left until the Hoosiers kickoff the 2022 season against the Illinois Fighting Illini.
Read MoreWritten by Sammy Jacobs (@Hoosier_Huddle
The wide receiver group that the Hoosiers went into 2021 with was supposed to be one of the best in the conference, but by the end of the year it was almost unrecognizable. This unit was a major disappointment in a season where there were plenty of disappointments. After losing D.J. Matthews for the season during the Western Kentucky game, this unit disappeared. However, the 2022 wide receiver room will look vastly different for the Hoosiers.
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