Input your search keywords and press Enter.
Tag
Indiana’s offense begged for a big play as it huddled on the sideline. “You’re going to have to show me something,” wide receiver DJ Matthews told third-string running back Chris Childers. It was early in the second quarter of Indiana’s game against Michigan State, and the Hoosiers were trailing 7-6…
If there was one game to serve as a symbolic representation of Miles Marshall’s promising yet inconsistent career, it was Indiana’s win against Western Kentucky on Saturday. For the first two quarters, Marshall, a redshirt junior wide receiver, was silent. Despite throwing for 218 yards in the first half, Indiana…
Indiana let one slip away last Saturday against No. 8 Cincinnati and now sits at 1-2 on the season. Is it time to panic? Or has Indiana just played a tough schedule? In this week’s roundtable discussion, the Hoosier Network’s football crew Griffin Gonzalez, Jack Ankony and William McDermott answer…
The Sweetwater Eagles, down 22-14 to local powerhouse Grand Park in the 2012 Pop Warner City Championship, desperately needed someone to make a play. There were just over seven minutes remaining in the game at TIAA Bank Field in Florida, where an estimated 2,000 fans filled the seats. A bid…
Idaho quarterback Mike Beaudry didn’t have more than a few seconds before he found himself in an unfavorable situation. It started with a stunt on Indiana’s defensive line. As the ball was snapped, Ryder Anderson, who was playing at end, crisscrossed toward the interior, while Weston Kramer, who started on…
From the opening kickoff at Kinnick Stadium, there was little question that Iowa was, by far, the better team on the field on Saturday afternoon. The result was an emphatic 34-6 win for the Hawkeyes. On the flip side, it was a game that couldn’t have gone much worse for…
Last fall, there was a certain symmetry between the careers of D.J. Matthews and Camron Buckley. Both were once heralded wide receiver recruits, whose careers hadn’t panned out exactly how many expected. Both didn’t play last season. At Florida State, Matthews, a lightning quick wide receiver, decided to opt out…
Indiana football’s receiving corps in 2020 was headlined by the breakout of Ty Fryfogle and the consistency of Whop Philyor. The Hoosiers were the fifth-best passing/receiving team in the Big Ten last season. With most of that production returning, and now that star quarterback Michael Penix Jr. is healthy heading…
Ryder Anderson wasn’t aware of Tom Allen and Indiana’s “LEO” mantra. But when he first stepped foot on campus, he could notice the impact right away. “As soon as I got here I noticed the relationships,” Anderson said. “They all brought me in the same way.” After being a key…
A sense of belief was created around Indiana football in 2020, and it will return 18 of its 22 starters in 2021. Each player was granted another year of eligibility from the NCAA in an effort to not deter players from sitting due to COVID-19 concerns. However, seniors Whop Philyor,…