Myles Price and Jailin Walker Turn Heads at Indiana’s Pro Day
Written By: Nick Gonzales (@nrgonzales_)
The 2025 NFL Draft is slowly approaching and for the next month, schools around the country are hosting pro days for athletes to showcase their skills to NFL scouts for the chance of making the roster of an NFL team. On Tuesday, Indiana was the first Power Four school to have their pro day in 2025. After a tremendous season under first year head coach Curt Cignetti, the Hoosiers had a lot of eyes on them. However, only two Hoosiers were invited to the NFL Combine, Kurtis Rourke and CJ West.
Coaches Show Recap: “Championship Teams Find A Way To Win Football Games”
Coach Curt Cignetti discussed the Hoosiers’ season, emphasizing their victory over Michigan and the importance of every upcoming game. He expressed gratitude for fan support and shared updates on injured players. Cignetti highlighted the value of the bye week for refreshing the team and maintaining skills, reflecting on the cultural shift at IU football.
‘Key Play Ke’Shawn’ Sparks Stagnant Offense in 20-15 Win Over Michigan
In a tense game against Michigan, Indiana’s Ke’Shawn Williams stepped up with a crucial 22-yard punt return, helping to rejuvenate a struggling offense. His contributions included an 11-yard catch, aiding in a successful field goal that secured a 20-15 victory. Coach Curt Cignetti praised Williams’ performance as pivotal for the team.
Numbers that Matter: Nebraska Cornhuskers
Indiana’s football team, undefeated at 6-0, faces its biggest challenge yet against 5-1 Nebraska. The matchup features a clash between Nebraska’s top-ranked rush defense and Indiana’s explosive rushing attack. Indiana leads the nation in red zone scoring, while Nebraska excels in limiting opponents’ red zone conversions, promising a thrilling encounter.
“Waffle House” and “The Touchdown Machine” Shine in Victory Over Northwestern
Indiana’s offense initially struggled against Northwestern but quickly rebounded, scoring on all six subsequent drives and extending their streak of 40+ point games to five. Key performances from wide receivers Elijah Sarratt and Ke’Shawn Williams, who combined for 222 receiving yards, fueled the Hoosiers’ victory and bowl eligibility.
Ke’Shawn Williams: The Touchdown Machine
Over the past two weeks, WR Ke’Shawn Williams has burst onto the scene. The Wake Forest transfer had quiet outings vs. FIU and WIU before his breakout two touchdown performance against UCLA. Williams followed this up with another touchdown last week against Charlotte.
Hoosiers Thrive in the Red Zone Through First Four Games
Indiana’s football team excels in the red zone, achieving a 91.7% scoring rate through their first four games, including 15 rushing and 5 passing touchdowns. Key player Ke’Shawn Williams has emerged as a standout contributor. The upcoming game against Maryland presents a significant challenge against a strong red zone defense.
Game Wrap and Reaction: Indiana 42 UCLA 13
The Indiana Hoosiers defeated the UCLA Bruins in their first Big Ten conference game, showcasing strong performances from quarterback Kurtis Rourke and wide receiver Ke’Shawn Williams. The game, significant for its historical context, demonstrated IU’s dominance over a Power Four opponent. IU’s defense also excelled, contributing to their convincing victory.
Matchup to Watch: Week Two – Indiana’s Passing Game Execution vs. Western Illinois’ Secondary
Written by: TJ Inman
The Curt Cignetti era got off to a strong start as the Indiana Hoosiers got off to a 21-0 start and then shutout Florida International in the second half to comfortably win 31-7. The Hoosiers ran for 5.9 yards per carry and 234 yards on the ground and the defense was all over the Golden Panthers from the very beginning of the contest, rarely letting up. The game was not without some issues and Curt Cignetti was less than pleased with the offensive execution in the middle portion of the game.
2024 Countdown to IUFB Kickoff: 5 Days (Ke’Shawn Williams)
Evan Alvarez introduces Ke’Shawn Williams, a senior wide receiver for the Indiana Hoosiers, as part of the 2024 football roster countdown. Transferring from Wake Forest University, Williams enhances the team’s depth with his experience and skills. Known for his speed and elusiveness, he aims for a significant impact in Indiana’s offense.