glen25+FollowIndiana football’s wild opener: Big plays, big questionsIndiana football fans saw it all in the season opener—a shaky start, a couple of jaw-dropping runs allowed, but also flashes of real promise. Roman Hemby’s explosive debut brought a spark the Hoosiers missed last year, and Jonathan Brady’s electric punt returns had everyone buzzing. Still, getting stuffed in the red zone and some defensive lapses raised eyebrows. While the Hoosiers pulled away from Old Dominion, there’s no denying this team has work to do if they want to compete at a higher level. What’s your take—are you feeling optimistic or cautious after this opener? #Sports #Football #IndianaFootball00Share
phughes+FollowHoosiers prep for Kennesaw State challengeIndiana fans, get ready for a real test this Saturday. Coach Curt Cignetti isn’t taking Kennesaw State lightly—he’s impressed by their high-speed offense and tough defense, especially since they nearly upset Wake Forest and beat Liberty last year. The Owls’ quarterback, Dexter Williams II, is a familiar face, having played for IU before transferring. Cignetti also reflected on last week’s win over Old Dominion, admitting the team left points on the field and wants sharper execution. With kickoff at noon, this matchup could be more intense than the records suggest. What do you think IU needs to fix most before facing the Owls? #Sports #Football #IndianaFootball00Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowIndiana football slips in rankings—what’s next?Indiana football fans, the Hoosiers just dropped to No. 21 in the US LMB Coaches Poll, even after a solid win over Old Dominion. It’s a bit of a head-scratcher since some higher-ranked teams lost but stayed ahead. With Florida State and Iowa State jumping past, Indiana now faces Kennesaw State this Saturday—a team that nearly upset Wake Forest. Despite the rankings dip, Indiana’s nine-game home win streak is on the line. How do you feel about the poll system, and do you think the Hoosiers deserve a higher spot? Let’s talk! #Sports #Football #IndianaFootball00Share
Jay Williams+FollowIndiana football’s big win reveals a red-zone problemIndiana’s ground game exploded for 309 rushing yards and a win over Old Dominion, but fans can’t ignore the red-zone issues that nearly spoiled the night. Despite dominating possession and seeing standout runs from Roman Hemby and Kaelon Black, the Hoosiers only converted 2 of 6 red-zone trips into touchdowns. Coach Cignetti called the lack of execution “unacceptable.” The defense and special teams stepped up, with three interceptions and a game-changing 91-yard punt return by Jonathan Brady. With Kennesaw State and former Hoosier QB Dexter Williams II up next, what do you think Indiana needs to fix most? #Sports #Football #IndianaFootball00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowIndiana football eyes Music City Bowl showdownIndiana fans, get ready—after a strong season opener, the Hoosiers are now projected to face Alabama in the Music City Bowl in Nashville! This matchup would put Indiana right in the heart of country music, taking on a powerhouse Crimson Tide team that just suffered a surprising loss. With high expectations this season, Indiana’s bowl prospects are looking up, but every game counts. How do you feel about the Hoosiers’ chances against Alabama, and what would a Music City Bowl trip mean for the team and fans? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #Football #IndianaFootball00Share
Chad Williams+FollowIndiana football’s next big test: Can they bounce back?Curt Cignetti isn’t holding back as Indiana gears up for their Week 2 face-off against Kennesaw State. After a tough opener, the Hoosiers are looking to show what they’re really made of. Cignetti’s focus is on tightening up defense and finding a spark on offense. Fans are eager to see if Indiana can turn things around and set the tone for the rest of the season. What do you think—will the Hoosiers rise to the challenge or is there more work to be done? Let’s talk about it! #Sports #Football #IndianaFootball00Share
Aaron Taylor+FollowIndiana football faces tough loss with Bonds outLosing Bryson Bonds for the season is a real blow to Indiana football’s defense and special teams. Bonds, a sixth-year veteran, was a key part of the Hoosiers’ secondary and a standout on special teams, leading the Big Ten in tackles last year. Now, with his season-ending knee injury, the team’s depth at safety is looking thin, especially with other injuries in the mix. This shakes up the rotation just as the season gets underway. How do you think the Hoosiers will adjust, and who will step up to fill the gap? #Sports #Football #IndianaFootball00Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowHoosiers grind out win in Mendoza’s debutFernando Mendoza’s first game as Indiana’s quarterback brought a mix of excitement and nerves for Hoosiers fans. His 5-yard rushing TD and nearly 200 passing yards set the tone, but it was Jonathan Brady’s electric 91-yard punt return that really fired up Memorial Stadium. The Hoosiers’ ground game looked strong, yet red-zone struggles left points on the field. Meanwhile, Old Dominion’s Colton Joseph broke loose for two huge TD runs, keeping things tense. With a ninth straight home win, Indiana stays perfect at home under Coach Cignetti, but there’s plenty to fix before next week. What’s your take on Mendoza’s debut and Indiana’s red-zone woes? #Sports #Football #IndianaFootball00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowIndiana’s win leaves coach wanting moreIndiana may have started the season 1-0, but Coach Cignetti wasn’t celebrating after the Hoosiers’ 27–14 win over Old Dominion. He called out missed opportunities and sloppy execution, especially after allowing a long touchdown on the game’s first play. Even with the victory, Cignetti’s blunt honesty set the tone: he expects much more from his team. For fans, it’s a reminder that a win isn’t always enough—what matters is how you play. Do you agree with the coach’s tough love approach, or should the team just enjoy the win? #Sports #Football #IndianaFootball00Share
glen25+FollowIndiana football’s run game steals the showIndiana’s ground attack just set the tone for the season, racking up a massive 309 rushing yards in their 27-14 win over Old Dominion. Roman Hemby and Kaelon Black looked unstoppable, powering through the defense and making life easier for new QB Fernando Mendoza, who kept his cool in his Hoosiers debut. The defense bounced back strong after a shaky start, shutting down ODU for most of the second half. If this is a preview of what’s ahead, Indiana fans have a lot to be excited about. What do you think—can this run game carry them all season? #Sports #Football #IndianaFootball00Share
