Game Wrap and Reaction: Indiana 31 Washington 17
Indiana University faced Washington for the first time as Big Ten members, winning 31-17 despite missing starting quarterback Kurtis Rourke. Key performances included Justice Ellison’s strong running and D’Angelo Ponds’ defensive plays. IU’s resilience showcased their playoff potential, leading to an 8-0 record and upcoming match against Michigan State.
Know Your Opponent: Week Eight Nebraska Cornhuskers
The No. 16 Indiana Hoosiers will face the Nebraska Cornhuskers in a crucial Big Ten matchup following a bye week. Nebraska’s offense struggles with consistency typically linked to a freshman quarterback, while their defensive line excels. However, their special teams have been underperforming, allowing for potential game-changing plays from Indiana’s returners.
Myles Price Displays His Heart and Passion on Every Snap
Written By: Nick Gonzales (@nrgonzales_)
In the last four games, there has been a different receiver who led the team in receiving yards. Against FIU it was Omar Cooper Jr, WIU it was Elijah Sarratt, UCLA it was Miles Cross, and when Indiana faced off against Charlotte, it was Myles Price’s turn to lead the receivers (and all skill positions) in yards.
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.
Rourke Leads Offense to a Historic Day in 52-14 Win
The Indiana Hoosiers scored a record 52 points against Charlotte, marking a historic offensive performance. Quarterback Kurtis Rourke excelled, passing for 258 yards and rushing for a touchdown. The team has scored 202 points over four games, showcasing a balanced attack with contributions from various players. Big Ten defenses face a challenging opponent.
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: 4 Days (Myles Price)
As the Indiana Hoosiers prepare for their upcoming game against the FIU Golden Panthers, attention is on transfer wide receiver Myles Price. At 5’9” and 185 pounds, Price brings significant experience, having led a power conference team in receptions and earning consecutive All-Big 12 honors. His versatility enhances IU’s strong receiving corps.
Indiana Football’s Price Named to Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award Watch List
Indiana football wide receiver Myles Price has been named to the Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award preseason watch list, recognizing top offensive players in Division I football. Price, a Dallas native, excelled at Texas Tech with 2,521 all-purpose yards and 161 receptions, demonstrating integrity and tenacity throughout his career.
2024 Indiana Football Position Preview: Wide Receiver Corps is Deep as New Faces Arrive
Written by: TJ Inman
Indiana’s passing attack was nowhere near good enough in 2023. The lack of consistency and explosiveness in the pass game was one of the many issues Indiana had a season ago and IU’s new coaching staff knew a lot of change was needed on that side of the ball. Hoosier fans are hoping the 2024 attack is unrecognizable as the wide receiver room was addressed in the transfer portal and a new offensive system has been installed by offensive coordinator Mike Shanahan and head coach Curt Cignetti.
IUFB Spring Game: Matchup to Watch
Written by: Nate Comp (@NathanComp1)
We’ll get our first look at first-year head coach Curt Cignetti’s progress with the team this week as Indiana football officially kicks off their spring game Thursday night at 8pm inside Memorial Stadium. The spring game will mark the end of the spring practice session which lasted roughly a month.