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D’Angelo Ponds Does It All in Peach Bowl Win

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Fresh off a Defensive MVP performance in the Rose Bowl, D’Angelo Ponds put together another stellar performance in Friday’s Peach Bowl.

Game Wrap and Reaction: No.1 Indiana 38 No.9 Alabama 3

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Indiana Hoosiers quarterback Fernando Mendoza led his team to a commanding victory against the Alabama Crimson Tide in the Rose Bowl College Football Playoff quarterfinal on January 1, 2026. Indiana showcased dominance with excellent offensive and defensive performances, earning a 24-0 halftime lead, and advanced to the Peach Bowl semifinals.

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.

Rose Bowl Matchup to Watch: Indiana’s Secondary vs. Alabama’s Wide Receivers

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Indiana’s football team, led by All-American corner D’Angelo Ponds, prepares for a challenging College Football Playoff Quarterfinal against Alabama. Despite Alabama’s strong receiving corps, Indiana boasts a solid secondary with players like Amare Ferrell and Louis Moore. Coach Curt Cignetti highlights Moore’s resurgence after overcoming NCAA eligibility issues.

The Reactionary Preview: The B1G Title Game – IUFB vs Ohio State

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Indiana Hoosiers wide receiver Elijah Sarratt (13) rushes up the field Friday, Nov. 28, 2025, during the 100th annual Old Oaken Bucket game at Ross-Ade Stadium in West Lafayette. Indiana Hoosiers defeated the Purdue Boilermakers, 56-3. I still need to be pinched to even imagine that the Indiana football team that I’ve followed so closely […]

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.