Nico Radicic Has Become a Trusted Weapon for Indiana Football
Image: Jan 19, 2026; Miami Gardens, FL, USA; Indiana Hoosiers kicker Nico Radicic (15) against the Miami Hurricanes in the College Football Playoff National Championship game at Hard Rock Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images Indiana football kicker Nico Radicic landed on this year’s Lou Groza Award watch list, but if you want to […]
2026 Indiana Football Previews: The Unsung Heroes of Special Teams
There are a few unsung heroes in football, and the special teams unit is one of them. Indiana Football is built on complementary football, and that begins and ends with special teams. In the 2025 season, Hoosiers fans witnessed an explosive return game from Jonathan Brady, who opened Indiana’s season with a 91-yard punt return […]
Indiana Kicker Nico Radicic Lands of Groza Award Watch List
Indiana place kicker Nico Radicic has (finally) landed on the Lou Groza Award Watch List. The fourth-year kicker has been automatic on extra points going a perfect 158-158 in his career. He is also 29-31 on field goals. The 35th Annual Lou Groza Collegiate Place-Kicker Award, presented by the Orange Bowl, recognizes the three finalists […]
Countdown to 2026 Indiana Football- 79 Days Nico Radicic
Nico Radicic was a consistent force for Indiana last season as their place kicker. The redshirt junior out of Texas has never impressed anyone with elite power, but it is his consistent approach to the role that made him so vital in Indiana’s championship season last year. Height: 5’11” Weight: 188 pounds Hometown: Coppell, Texas […]
Indiana’s Radicic Seeks Record-Breaking Season
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 […]
Nicolas Radicic is Focused on Simplifying his Kicking Process
In his first full year as the Hoosiers’ starting placekicker, redshirt freshman Nicolas Radicic appeared in all 13 games and quickly rewrote the record book. He shattered Indiana’s single-season extra points made record in just nine games, finishing the year with 69, while also drilling 10 of his 11 field goal attempts.
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.