GalacticGiraffe+FollowHoosiers make football history—again!Indiana just pulled off the ultimate sports turnaround: from having the most all-time losses in major college football to becoming national champions! Tonight, the Hoosiers’ football team gets honored at the IU-Purdue basketball game, and it’s more than just a trophy—this is a moment that’s changing how people see IU sports. Behind Heisman winner Fernando Mendoza, they went 16-0, dominating teams like Alabama and Oregon, and even outperformed the SEC in big wins. Anyone else still in disbelief? What does this mean for IU’s future and Indiana sports pride? #Sports #Hoosiers #IndianaFootball00Share
phughes+FollowIndiana’s 2026 football schedule shakes things upIndiana fans, get ready—2026 is going to test the Hoosiers like never before. After last season’s wild national championship run, the new schedule throws Indiana straight into the fire with back-to-back road games and a brutal midseason gauntlet against Ohio State and Michigan. The early part looks manageable, but October is a different story. The bye week timing feels off, and that late-season trip to Washington could be a real trap. But finishing at home against Purdue? That’s a perfect stage for another playoff push. How do you see this schedule shaping Indiana’s chances? #Sports #Football #IndianaFootball00Share
Chad Williams+FollowIndiana vs Purdue: 2026 football schedules setMark your calendars—2026 is shaping up to be a wild ride for Indiana and Purdue football fans! Indiana’s season kicks off with four straight home games, but the real buzz is their Big Ten Championship rematch against Ohio State on October 17. Purdue’s got a tough road too, including a showdown at UCLA and a home game against Notre Dame. And of course, the Old Oaken Bucket rivalry wraps up the regular season on November 28. Which matchup are you most excited for, and how do you think these schedules will shake up the Big Ten race? #Sports #Football #IndianaFootball00Share
Chad Williams+FollowIndiana’s 2026 football schedule heats upIndiana’s national champs aren’t getting any breaks in 2026—they’ll face Ohio State and Michigan in back-to-back weeks! That’s the last two title winners, all lined up for October showdowns. The Ohio State game is a rematch of this year’s Big Ten championship thriller, so expect fireworks. Plus, Michigan State’s new coach Pat Fitzgerald gets a shot at his old team, Northwestern, on the same weekend. With kickoff times still up in the air and some games possibly moving to Fridays or even Black Friday, this season is shaping up to be full of surprises. Which matchup are you most excited for? #Sports #Football #IndianaFootball00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowHow Curt Cignetti made Upland beer a legendIndiana football’s undefeated run didn’t just bring home a championship—it turned a local beer into a national sensation. Coach Curt Cignetti’s postgame shoutouts to Upland Brewing’s Hoosier Gameday Lager had fans from 35 states scrambling to get a taste, sending sales through the roof and leaving shelves empty across Indiana. Upland’s team, mostly IU grads, kept their connection to Cignetti’s favorite brew a secret all season, but now the whole country wants in. What do you think—can a coach’s endorsement really change a local business overnight? #Sports #Football #IndianaFootball00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowJaden Butler’s Indiana visit has fans buzzingJaden Butler, a top Tennessee football prospect, just wrapped up a visit to Indiana and it sounds like the Hoosiers made a real impression. Butler, who shines on both offense and defense at Haywood High, said he could see himself playing in Bloomington after attending IU’s National Championship Celebration. Coaches are recruiting him hard for safety, and Butler’s junior stats are eye-popping—six interceptions and 20 total touchdowns! With offers from big programs like Tennessee, Arkansas, and Ole Miss, his decision will be one to watch. What do you think—would Butler be a game-changer for Indiana? #Sports #Football #IndianaFootball01Share
Chad Williams+FollowHow Indiana football turned it all aroundIndiana’s football program just pulled off one of the wildest turnarounds in college sports. After years of struggle, their 2025 national title wasn’t just about flashy transfers—players from the old roster, recruited by former coach Tom Allen, stepped up big time. Omar Cooper Jr. and Isaiah Jones, for example, became game-changers under Curt Cignetti, proving that sometimes the foundation you inherit is just as important as the new talent you bring in. Cignetti’s real genius? Blending old and new, building a culture where everyone thrived. What do you think matters more for a team’s success: fresh faces or trusting the talent you already have? #Sports #Football #IndianaFootball00Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowIndiana stuns college football worldIndiana just pulled off the kind of football season you’d expect from a video game: undefeated, 16-0, and national champs! For a team that’s usually the underdog, this feels like a glitch in the matrix—especially after years of Ohio State domination. It’s the sort of wild run you’d brag about in dynasty mode, not real life. Now, the big question: can Ohio State bounce back and reclaim the Big Ten crown next year? Or is this the start of a new era? Let’s hear your thoughts—does this change how you see college football? #Sports #Football #IndianaFootball00Share
Jay Williams+FollowHoosiers Ranked 3rd After Historic Title RunCan you believe the Hoosiers just pulled off the most shocking national championship in college football history, and Joel Klatt still puts them at No. 3 for next season? Klatt’s main reason: Indiana’s got to replace key JMU transfer stars and doesn’t have a returning QB. But he’s bullish on Coach Cignetti’s staff sticking around, saying that’s the real X-factor. Is this ranking fair, or are the Hoosiers being underrated again? #Sports #Football #IndianaFootball00Share
Amy Williams+FollowBray Lynch’s return boosts Indiana’s O-lineBray Lynch is sticking with the Hoosiers for 2026, giving Indiana’s offensive line a major boost after their national title run. With Carter Smith also coming back and new talent like Joe Brunner joining, the O-line is shaping up to be one of the team’s biggest strengths. Lynch’s ability to play multiple positions could be crucial, especially with some big shoes to fill at center. Indiana fans—how do you feel about the team’s chances to repeat with this much experience returning up front? #Sports #Football #IndianaFootball00Share
