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IU’s Defense Wins (Big Ten) Championships

Defense

They say that defense wins championships; well, Indiana’s stout defense just won them a Big Ten Championship. 

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

IUFB

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 […]

The Reactionary Take: IUFB @ Purdue

IUFB

IU got to a perfect regular season with a total dismantling, for the second straight year, of Purdue. New coach, new team same result for Purdue and I, for one, thoroughly enjoyed it.

Game Wrap and Reaction: No. 2 Indiana 56 Purdue 3

Indiana

The Indiana win clinched a Big Ten Championship Game berth and a 12-0 regular season for IU. It was the Hoosiers second Bucket Game win in a row and now have outscored Purdue 122-3 under Curt Cignetti. It also likely secures IU a bye in the first round of the College Football Playoff. 

Game Wrap and Reaction: No. 2 Indiana 31 Wisconsin 7

Indiana

On Indiana’s senior day the Hoosiers moved to 11-0 (8-0) as they continued their march to the College Football Playoff. On a day that has seen Texas A&M, USC and Michigan struggle, IU shrugged off a sleepy start to win comfortably.

Aiden Fisher: Back From Injury and Ready For Senior Day

Aiden Fisher

Indiana’s game against UCLA couldn’t have been going better for Aiden Fisher. On the second play of the game, Fisher intercepted Nico Iamaleava’s pass and returned it for a touchdown. One play later, Fisher’s fortunes completely changed, as he got rolled up on, hurting his knee and knocking him out of the rest of the game as well as the following game against Maryland.

Matchup to Watch: No. 2 Indiana’s Front Seven vs. Penn State’s Running Backs

Indiana

Just a few months ago this game was labeled as one of the best on the conference slate. The No. 2 Indiana Hoosiers (9-0,6-0) lived up to their part, but Penn State (3-5, 0-5) has not as the bottom has fallen out in State College. While the luster may be off the matchup, there is still going to be a collision of NFL talent on the field.