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Indiana Football has 9 Players Invited to 2026 NFL Draft Combine

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Indiana Hoosiers quarterback Fernando Mendoza, celebrated for leading his team to a national championship and winning the Heisman Trophy, is expected to be the top pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. Nine former Hoosiers will participate in the NFL Combine, showcasing their skills in hopes of securing a professional career.

How Aiden Fisher Became the Heart of Indiana’s Defense

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From under recruited to indispensable, Indiana linebacker Aiden Fisher has become the heartbeat of a historic run. The National Championship awaits, and so does a moment he never believed possible when he first picked up a helmet in high school.

Hungry for More: Indiana’s Chase for a National Title

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Indiana’s rise from perennial afterthought to National Championship contender has been historic, but inside the locker room there is no victory lap yet. Led by All-American linebacker Aiden Fisher, the Hoosiers are locked in on one final task: beating Miami and finishing the story.

Aiden Fisher Ready To Face “Whole New” Oregon Team in Peach Bowl

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When Indiana faced Oregon during the regular season, it was Aiden Fisher who was the difference-maker for the Hoosiers. The senior linebacker flew around the field, totaling a season-high 13 tackles (4 solo) and 1.5 sacks against the Ducks, helping propel Indiana to a 30-20 win.​​ The Hoosiers will need another big game from Fisher if they hope to beat Oregon again and advance to the National Championship game.

The Long Road to the Rose Bowl: Former JMU Transfers Anchor Indiana Football

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From overlooked recruits to Rose Bowl leaders, former James Madison transfers Aiden Fisher, Elijah Sarratt, and D’Angelo Ponds reflect on the winding journeys that shaped Indiana football’s historic rise. Their belief, resilience, and leadership now define the Hoosiers ahead of a matchup with Alabama.

The Hoosiers Are Turning Their Travel Days Into Their Strength 

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After a hectic day of travel that included a flight across the country, the Hoosiers have arrived in sunny Southern California. While it’s been Planes, Trains, and Automobiles for Indiana to get to Pasadena, they couldn’t be happier to be playing in the Rose Bowl.

The Hoosiers’ Defense Needs To Play To Their Strengths To Win Rose Bowl

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All season long the Hoosiers’ defense has ranked amongst the best in college football; they sit at #4 in Total Defense. Fresh off their toughest test against Ohio State’s high-powered offense, they face another challenge against a fired-up Alabama team in the Rose Bowl. In order to come out on top, the Hoosiers are going to need to lean on their strengths as a defense.