Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowElijah Sarratt’s extra rep mentality lifts IndianaElijah Sarratt’s journey from overlooked recruit to Indiana football star is changing the game in Bloomington. Not only has he racked up record-breaking stats and clutch touchdowns, but his work ethic is contagious—he leads by example, always pushing for that “one championship rep” in every workout. Now, the Hoosiers are heading to their first Rose Bowl in nearly six decades, and Sarratt’s leadership is a huge reason why. Fans and teammates alike are rallying behind his drive. How do you think Sarratt’s story will inspire the next generation of Hoosiers? #Sports #Football #IndianaFootball00Share
phughes+FollowInside Indiana’s Rose Bowl game planIndiana’s offense is heading into the Rose Bowl with a new level of confidence, thanks to a healthy lineup and some serious playmaking from wide receivers like Elijah Sarratt and Omar Cooper Jr. Mike Shanahan, IU’s offensive coordinator, shared how the team’s chemistry and relentless practice routines have kept them sharp during the long break. He’s especially excited about how the offense can adapt on the fly, with versatile players and a quarterback who’s quick to pick up new schemes. With a playoff spot on the line, fans are buzzing—can this group pull off something special against Alabama? #Sports #Football #IndianaFootball00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowHow Chandler Whitmer helped Indiana’s QB win bigFernando Mendoza’s Heisman-winning season wasn’t just about talent—it was about the details. The new Indiana QB credits Chandler Whitmer, a first-time on-field coach, for transforming his game. Whitmer introduced a system focused on protection, intent, mechanics, and problems, helping Mendoza master every play. Plus, a daily film routine inspired by Drew Brees gave Mendoza the edge to read defenses like a pro. It’s wild how much a fresh coaching perspective can change a team’s fortunes. What do you think: Is coaching innovation the real MVP behind breakout seasons? #Sports #Football #IndianaFootball10Share
Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowHoosiers brace for Alabama’s fierce defenseIndiana’s perfect season faces its toughest test yet as they prepare to battle Alabama’s relentless defense in the Rose Bowl. Riley Nowakowski, who’s already felt the sting of Alabama’s speed and power, is sharing his hard-earned insights with the Hoosiers. The Crimson Tide’s defense, led by former Indiana coach Kane Wommack, is all about creating chaos—mixing up blitzes and disguising coverages that can trip up even the most seasoned offenses. With Alabama’s defensive line finally healthy and their secondary loaded with playmakers, Indiana’s offense will need to be sharp, creative, and ready for anything. How do you think the Hoosiers will handle the pressure? #Sports #Football #IndianaFootball00Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowWayne Knight could shake up Indiana’s backfieldWayne Knight, who racked up over 1,300 rushing yards and 9 touchdowns at JMU this season, is hitting the transfer portal—and Indiana football fans have reason to pay attention. With Roman Hemby and Kaelon Black moving on, the Hoosiers’ backfield is wide open. Knight already knows Indiana’s new coaching staff from his JMU days, making a reunion feel like a real possibility. Would you want to see Knight in an Indiana jersey next season? How do you feel about the committee approach at running back? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #Football #IndianaFootball00Share
Jay Williams+FollowIndiana football’s big bet on coaching stabilityIndiana football just made a bold move—locking in coordinators Bryant Haines and Mike Shanahan with three-year deals that put them among the nation’s highest-paid assistants. Haines, who’s set to make over $3 million a year, and Shanahan have been key to IU’s defensive and offensive surges, with both units ranking among the best in the country. Coach Cignetti says keeping this staff together is crucial for building on recent success. Do you think investing in coaching continuity is the secret to taking IU football to the next level? #Sports #Football #IndianaFootball00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowWhy Indiana’s playoff run exposes a college football flawIndiana’s epic playoff push is running straight into a scheduling mess: just hours after their Rose Bowl showdown, the transfer portal opens, forcing coaches to juggle high-stakes games and frantic roster moves at the same time. Curt Cignetti, Indiana’s head coach, is calling out the chaos—saying most coaches agree the calendar is broken and needs a fix. He’s even floated the idea of a college football commissioner to bring some order. With so much on the line for teams and players, do you think it’s time for a major shakeup in how college football handles its postseason and recruiting? #Sports #Football #IndianaFootball20Share
John Camacho+FollowBloomington celebrates a Heisman shockerFernando Mendoza just made history in Bloomington, bringing home Indiana’s first-ever Heisman Trophy—and barely anyone saw it coming, not even his teammates. After transferring from Cal and struggling to find his footing, Mendoza transformed over the year into a powerhouse quarterback, leading the Hoosiers to a 13-0 season and a Big Ten title. His journey is a testament to growth, grit, and the impact of the right coaching. Now, with the Heisman in hand, Mendoza’s story is sparking hope for what’s possible at IU. How do you think this changes the future for Indiana football? #Sports #Football #IndianaFootball00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowInside Indiana’s big move to keep top coachesIndiana football just made a bold play to stay at the top—locking in both defensive coordinator Bryant Haines and offensive coordinator Mike Shanahan with three-year extensions. Haines, now one of the highest-paid coordinators in the country, has led a defense ranked No. 2 nationally in scoring. Meanwhile, Shanahan’s offense cracked the top 10, with a Heisman winner at QB. With other big programs circling, Indiana’s decision to invest in its staff shows they’re serious about building something lasting. What do you think—will this stability help the Hoosiers stay elite? #Sports #Football #IndianaFootball00Share
Aaron Taylor+FollowIndiana’s defensive shakeup before Rose BowlLosing Stephen Daley, the Hoosiers’ top defensive playmaker, just before the Rose Bowl is a huge blow for Indiana. With Daley out after a freak injury celebrating the Big Ten title, fans are left guessing who’ll step up against Alabama. Coach Cignetti is keeping his cards close, but Daniel Ndukwe and Mario Landino are names to watch as possible replacements. It’s a real test of Indiana’s depth and adaptability—will the next man up keep the defense rolling, or will the Hoosiers have to rethink their whole approach? What do you think gives them the best shot? #Sports #Football #IndianaFootball10Share
