Wide Receiver Camion Patrick Not Eligible for 2015, Tommy Mister Transferring

Wide Receiver Camion Patrick Not Eligible for 2015, Tommy Mister Transferring

The news that so many Hoosier fans were waiting for was announced Thursday night at Lucas Oil Stadium  by head football coach Kevin Wilson. And the news is not good. Junior college transfer Camion Patrick will have to sit out the 2015 due to academic ineligibility. Patrick will be able to return to the field with two years of eligibility left in 2016. Patrick was a standout wide receiver at East Mississippi Community College, where he reached the end zone in every game last season. He caught 42 balls for 631 yards and 12 scores. He was figuring to play a prominent role in upgrading the Hoosiers' receiving corps.

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2015 Position Preview: Running Backs

2015 Position Preview: Running Backs

Season Position Preview: Running Backs

The B1G’s 2014 season was all about three things: Ohio State’s march to a National Title, wonderfully bad commercials on the B1G Network and the abundance of talent at running back. The names are well known: David Cobb, Akeem Hunt, Ameer Abdullah, Jeremy Langford, Melvin Gordon, Justin Jackson, Ezekiel Elliott and of course, Tevin Coleman. Those are just some of the names that terrorized B1G defenses. A few of those players are back with their teams this season and looking forward to pick up where they left off. However, most of the star running backs have departed for the NFL and the teams they left behind have spent the offseason trying to develop a running game in their absence.

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Countdown to Kickoff: 25 Days (Mario Swann and Tommy Mister)

Countdown to Kickoff: 25 Days (Mario Swann and Tommy Mister)

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Time continues to pass and the days continue to melt away as we get closer and closer to the 2015 college football season. Our Hoosier Huddle Countdown is doubling up once again as we take a look at a pair of #25s. On defense, the number is worn by Mario Swann. On offense, running back Tommy Mister dons the number. First up, let’s examine redshirt sophomore and Indiana native Mario Swann. 

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Spring Preview: Running Backs

Spring Preview: Running Backs

Spring Preview: Running Backs

The B1G’s 2014 season was all about three things: Ohio State’s march to a National Title, wonderfully bad commercials on the B1G Network and the abundance of talent at running back. David Cobb, Akeem Hunt, Ameer Abdullah, Jeremy Langford, Melvin Gordon, Justin Jackson, Ezekiel Elliott and of course, Tevin Coleman, are just some of the names that terrorized B1G defenses. Many of them have moved on and a lot of teams are spending their Spring practices attempting to find guys to fill big holes in the backfield. 

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Spring Position Battles: Kickoff Return

Spring Position Battles: Kickoff Return

Welcome to the final installment of Spring Position Battles, we are looking at the often over looked battle at the kick and punt return positions. Middle of the pack teams like the Indiana Hoosiers need every advantage they can get and a lot of the time that comes via very good special teams. Some of IU’s most memorable wins have come because of a kickoff return for a score. Lance Bennett sparked the Hoosiers’ upset of Oregon on the road in 2004 with a long kickoff return touchdown and Marcus Thigpen initiated come backs in 2006 against Illinois and Ball State with big plays on special teams. Under head coach Kevin Wilson the Hoosiers have had their share of explosive special teamers with Shane Wynn and Tevin Coleman, but in 2014 it was an area that was lacking.

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Spring Practice Position Battle: Running Back

Spring Practice Position Battle: Running Back

In part three of our "Spring Practice" previews, we take a look at a position that has seen a considerabe amount of turnover during the off-season due to graduation, transfers, and players opting to go pro. With only four weeks left until spring practice let's take a look at the running back position.

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Hoosiers Potentially Looking to Add Former Pittsburgh Commit Sekai Lindsay

Hoosiers Potentially Looking to Add Former Pittsburgh Commit Sekai Lindsay

When Sekai Lindsay committed to Pittsburgh last June, it was under the impression he would be playing for head coach Paul Chryst, but as everyone knows in the volatile business that is college football, things can and will change. After the abrupt departure of Wisconsin head coach Gary Andersen to Oregon State, it didn’t take long for Badgers to identify his replacement in Pittsburgh Head Coach Paul Chryst

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Hoosiers Will Get Sudfeld and Covington Back for Spring Practice

Hoosiers Will Get Sudfeld and Covington Back for Spring Practice

The Indiana Hoosiers have finally received some good news when it came to their injured quarterbacks when head coach Kevin Wilson met with members of the media on January 10th and announced that both rising senior starting quarterback Nate Sudfeld and rising sophomore backup Chris Covington will be available to participate in spring practice.

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Steven Funderburk, Tommy Mister Out for The Season

Steven Funderburk, Tommy Mister Out for The Season

The Hoosiers escaped camp relatively healthy. However, they did lose two players for the season. Head coach Kevin Wilson announced Monday that senior linebacker Steven Funderburk has undergone back surgery and will miss 12-14 weeks and that freshman running back Tommy Mister has sustained a knee injury that will require season ending surgery.

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2014 Season Preview: Running Backs

2014 Season Preview: Running Backs

As fall camp draws closer and regular season college football crawls ever so near, we will to preview every position group on the 2014 Indiana Hoosier football team. First up are the Hoosier running backs.

 

The 2013 Indiana offense got its reputation as a pass heavy attack, however they did average over 200 yards a game on the ground. This season, with the departures of four major pass catchers, the Hoosiers could become even more reliant on the run. This is not a bad thing either. The Hoosiers have a bevy or talented running backs headlined by junior Tevin Coleman, but there is talent behind him in D’Angelo Roberts and the speedy Laray Smith. Let’s get down to each individual to see what he brings to the Hoosier backfield.

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