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Indiana’s Radicic Seeks Record-Breaking Season

Radicic

Nico Radicic has infectious confidence heading into his fourth season at Indiana. Radicic excelled as the Hoosiers’ place kicker last season for Indiana, going 18-for-19 on field goals and 100 percent on extra points. Radicic was asked how he works to improve. “I think I need to just keep sustaining it, not filling my head […]

Charlie Becker Looks to Improve on Breakout Season

Charlie Becker, an emerging wide receiver for Indiana, gained recognition during his sophomore season, stepping up after an injury to a teammate. With a new quarterback, Josh Hoover, Becker aims to build a strong connection. However, he faces challenges as he may miss the remainder of spring practice due to a hamstring injury.

Elijah Sarratt Is ‘Blocking Out The Noise’ Ahead of National Championship

Sarratt

Indiana is preparing to play in its first-ever National Championship game on Monday as they continue their historic postseason run. However, if you speak to veteran wide receiver Elijah Sarratt, the Hoosiers are going to prepare for this game like every other game they’ve played this season, something that they have done all season long.

Fernando Mendoza Ready For “Heavyweight Match” In Big Ten Championship

Fernando Mendoza

Fresh off a historic 12-0 regular season, Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza spoke to the media on Monday. Mendoza wasted no time setting the scene for next Saturday, ending his opening statement by saying, “We have a fantastic opportunity in front of us in a heavyweight match against Ohio State in order to win a Big Ten Championship.”

D’Angelo Ponds and Hoosiers Secondary Look to Feast on Boilermakers This Thanksgiving

D'Angelo Ponds

Last season, D’Angelo Ponds and the Indiana defense put on an absolute clinic against Purdue, shutting out the Boilermakers 66-0. From the moment the Boilermakers stepped onto the field in Bloomington, they were completely outmatched. The stout Hoosiers defense bullied the Purdue offense from start to finish, holding the Boilermakers to just 67 yards of total offense and 5 turnovers. This season, Indiana makes the trip up to West Lafayette, where a new-look Purdue team hopes to spoil IU’s undefeated season.