Indiana’s process-driven offense plunders Rutgers’ castle in first road trip
Andrew Garrison | October 4Marching, trampling and trebucheting, the Hoosiers disarmed, dismantled and then destroyed.
Marching, trampling and trebucheting, the Hoosiers disarmed, dismantled and then destroyed.
Matchups this week could shed light on how Indiana will perform against top teams down the line.
No. 5 Indiana knew Northwestern posed more of a threat than the three non-conference opponents that came before it, and the Hoosiers definitely didn’t look past the Wildcats. Yet, the beginning of league play was as rocky as any. Indiana won in the end, 29-23, but victory required a great amount of ...
Indiana's ability to stop a dual-threat quarterback will be key Friday.
Nick Marsh didn’t start in week two when Indiana beat Howard 55-0. In a 38-0 victory over Western Kentucky in week three, he was much more involved. On Saturday, Marsh caught seven passes for 81 yards, averaging a first down on each reception. “He didn’t start last week. There was a reason, and ...
His teammates feel his importance every day.
Saturday might offer quarterback Josh Hoover a chance to show off his running ability.
This Saturday, No. 5 Indiana shut out Howard inside Memorial Stadium, defeating the Bison by a score of 55-0 to advance to 2-0 on the season. It was a truly dominant encounter, as the Hoosiers outgained the Bison by 448 total yards. Indiana tallied a total of 209 passing yards and 296 rushing yards, ...
The Hoosiers have plenty to improve on against the FCS opponent.
The senior follows in Aiden Fisher's footsteps as the leader of the defense.