GalacticGiraffe+FollowCignetti’s Top 25 Snubs: UVA & JMU OutHoosier Nation, did you catch Coach Cignetti’s final Top 25 ballot? The new IU boss left his old squad JMU and Virginia out in the cold, despite both teams having strong seasons. Meanwhile, he bumped up some Big Ten rivals and even slotted Washington and SMU—both unranked nationally—into his list. Is this just Cignetti flexing his new conference pride, or is there some personal history at play? Let’s hear your takes on these snubs and surprises! #Sports #Cignetti #IUFootball00Share
John Camacho+FollowHoosiers’ Heart: Clay Conner’s Inspiring AssistHow about that for Hoosier pride? Clay Conner, aka No. 36, just showed us it’s not all about what happens on the field. After hearing about Evansville officer Sam Taylor’s recovery, Conner rallied the whole IU squad to send Taylor some serious IU swag and love. This move speaks volumes about the team’s spirit—just like their Rose Bowl win over Bama! Anyone else think this kind of off-field leadership is what makes a true champion? #Sports #Football #IUFootball00Share
Eddie Deleon+FollowKirkwood erupts after IU’s championship winIU’s football victory over Miami turned Kirkwood Avenue into a sea of celebration—fans packed the street, chanting and cheering late into the night. The energy was wild: couches burned, folks climbed onto rooftops, and the iconic Nick’s English Hut took some damage in the excitement. Despite the chaos, police reported just one arrest, and the crowd mostly dispersed on its own by 1:15 a.m. Moments like these show how sports can electrify a whole town. What’s your take—does this kind of celebration bring the community together, or does it cross the line? #Sports #IUFootball #Bloomington00Share
Aaron Gentry+FollowIU superfans mark 40 years of Hoosier prideMark and Bridget Rogers have spent nearly four decades cheering for IU football, turning every game into a family tradition. From getting engaged in the stadium parking lot to raising their daughters in the bleachers, IU football has been the heart of their relationship. Now, as the Hoosiers make a run for the national championship, the Rogers family is more excited than ever. Their story is a reminder of how sports can bring people together and create lifelong memories. How has your favorite team shaped your own family traditions? #Sports #IUFootball #HoosierPride00Share
phughes+FollowIU fans: Miami is calling for the championshipIU’s run to the national championship has turned Miami into a sea of cream and crimson. Coach Curt Cignetti urged every Hoosier to find a way to the game, saying the support has been a game-changer all season. Players spent Media Day signing autographs and taking photos, soaking up the energy from fans who made the trip. Linebacker Aiden Fisher put it best: this is a once-in-a-lifetime shot—he’s asking the team (and fans) to give everything for just one more week. How are you showing your Hoosier pride for this historic moment? #Sports #Football #IUFootball00Share
Jay Williams+FollowIU football lands in Miami for title shotIU football just touched down in Miami, and the energy is off the charts as Coach Curt Cignetti and the Hoosiers gear up for the College Football Playoff National Championship. This is a huge moment for Indiana fans—seeing our team on the biggest stage in college football. Cignetti’s confidence is contagious, and you can feel the excitement building. How do you think the Hoosiers will handle the pressure? Can they pull off a historic win? Let’s hear your predictions and game day traditions! #Sports #Football #IUFootball10Share
Jay Williams+FollowIU football’s wild turnaround has fans buzzingIU football has gone from decades of struggle to a fresh sense of hope, and longtime broadcaster Don Fisher says it’s all thanks to Coach Curt Cignetti. Fisher, who’s called Hoosier games for over 50 years, says he’s never seen anything like Cignetti’s approach and energy. After just three winning seasons in more than 30 years, fans are finally feeling proud to wear their IU gear again. With Fisher heading to Miami alongside thousands of supporters, it feels like a new era for Indiana football. What do you think—is this the start of something big for the Hoosiers? #Sports #Football #IUFootball00Share
Chad Williams+FollowSnag your IU rally towel before the big game!IU fans, the College Football Playoff Championship is almost here, and the iconic rally towels are back! If you want to wave one in the stands, you’ll need to get to Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall early on Jan. 15—only the first 10,000 through the doors will score a towel. Heading to Miami for the game? They’ll be handing out towels at Hard Rock Stadium too. These towels have become a tradition, with fans lining up for hours in past years. Who’s planning to grab one? What’s your favorite IU game day tradition? #Sports #Football #IUFootball00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowBloomington pride stitched into IU’s big gameIU football’s journey to the National Championship has a special local touch—every jersey patch for the big game was sewn by the team at “God is Sew Good” right here in Bloomington. These seamstresses have poured hours (and a little hometown pride) into each uniform, even saying a prayer over every jersey before sending them off to Miami. It’s not just about the stitches—it’s about the community rallying behind the Hoosiers, making this championship run feel even more personal. Who else is spotting those patches on game night and feeling that Bloomington pride? #Sports #Football #IUFootball00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowIU fans relive history as football eyes perfectionImagine witnessing not just one, but two undefeated IU championship runs in your lifetime. That’s the reality for Dave Platt, who cheered on Bobby Knight’s legendary 1976 basketball team and now finds himself on the edge of another miracle with IU football. Decades of heartbreak and empty stadiums have turned into a season Hoosier fans never thought possible. With Coach Curt Cignetti at the helm, IU football is one win away from a perfect season and a national title. Can this team finally give loyal fans the storybook ending they’ve waited generations for? Let’s hear your IU memories and predictions! #Sports #IUFootball #Hoosiers00Share
