The drama continues for the Indiana University football program at the running back position. Just over a week after starter Morgan Ellison was indefinitely suspended, his replacement Cole Gest has been lost for the season with a torn ACL. The injury occurred during Saturday’s 38-28 IU win over Florida International. Gest had five carries for 17 yards on Saturday before leaving the game. At the conclusion of the 2017 season, the running position appeared to be a deep position of strength for IU. Since then IU was hit with a wave of transfers that included Tyler Natee, Alex Rodriguez and Devonte Williams. …
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It is the busy season in the world of college basketball recruiting, with official visits ongoing, lists being cut, and commitments being made. With no commitments yet for Indiana, a common question is where do the Hoosiers stand with their various targets — and is there a cause for concern? The Daily Hoosier monitors all of the national news on all of IU’s recruiting targets and has a comprehensive feel for the latest. To help ease your mind, we go through each of the uncommitted offered targets that IU is still actively involved with below. You can click on each…
Four star in-state shooting guard Brandon Newman announced “top four” on Sunday via Twitter: https://twitter.com/ballislife_219/status/1036320861597429760 As always with such announcements, the verbiage is key. This is a top four, not a final four. Newman has been connected to other top programs including Kansas, and likely wants to keep his options open to new suitors. In related news, Rivals is reporting that Newman is working on visiting IU “next weekend.” (Update: 247Sports is reporting ($) that this is an official visit). Newman took an official visit to Purdue this weekend. Armaan Franklin also visited Purdue this weekend, and it is believed…
Indiana defeated Florida International 38-28 on Saturday night to open the 2018 season. Below are highlights from the game and a must-see moment in the locker room as head coach Tom Allen awards the game ball to team manager Matt Stauder. GAME HIGHLIGHTS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLDKcBwCeEg&t=50s IN THE LOCKER ROOM Tom Allen’s post game comments: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BnUdXq_2i0Y And the game ball goes to Matt Stauder… (You can go to Matt Stauder’s GoFundMe page here) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=640hHuCZrWo You can follow us on Twitter: @daily_hoosier Find us on Facebook: thedailyhoosier Please consider supporting The Daily Hoosier by shopping on Amazon via this link to the Amazon home page or through…
After nine months of anticipation, the 2018 Indiana University football season finally kicked off on Saturday night. The Hoosiers got a key road victory, 38-28 over Florida International. IU will now play 7 of its final 11 games at home, including the next three at Memorial Stadium in Bloomington. With a lot of new faces on the roster and expected to play, there were a lot of unknowns going into Saturday’s contest with FIU. It’s still early in the season with a lot of remaining questions, but we learned a lot about this team on Saturday night. THIS IS WHY…
Saturday was cut day in the NFL as teams reduced rosters to their opening day 53-man squads. Nine former Indiana University stars will be on the field when the season kicks off next week. Nate Sudfeld will be a quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles. Tevin Coleman will be a running back for the Atlanta Falcons. Jordan Howard will be a running back for the Chicago Bears. Cody Latimer will be a wide receiver for the New York Giants. Ian Thomas will be a tight end for the Carolina Panthers. Dan Feeney will be a guard for the Los Angeles Chargers.…
It took a little adversity to jump start the Hoosiers’ 2018 season. Interestingly enough, it was one of the youngest and smallest guys on the Hoosiers’ roster that provided the first spark. After a Peyton Ramsey interception on the first Indiana drive of the season led to a 7-0 Florida International lead, true freshman Reese Taylor got the Hoosier offense going. Taylor took a jet sweep from Ramsey and absorbed a big hit about 8 yards into his run. He didn’t go down. 32 yards later, IU was on the FIU end of the field, and the team seem energized…
Another season of Indiana Football is upon us as the Hoosiers open the 2018 season at Florida International on Saturday night. The Daily Hoosier has previewed every position on the Hoosier roster to get you ready for the 2018 campaign. We’ve also profiled several players and counted down to the all-time top 10 players in Indiana football history. We’ve laid it all out below for you to pick and choose what piques your interest. Positional Previews: – Special Teams – Defensive Line – Linebackers – Defensive Backs – Quarterbacks – Running Backs – Wide Receivers – Tight Ends – Offensive Line…
It’s the best time of year — college football is beginning — and Indiana sits atop the Big Ten standings that may or may not be in alphabetical order at this point. At a time when visions of 1967 and 1945 are still alive and well, at least for us dreamers, we go game by game and predict the score of each contest on the 2018 slate. What could possibly go wrong? INDIANA 24 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL 20 (1-0) An effective passing game and takeaways help the Hoosiers survive on the road. INDIANA 27 VIRGINIA 17 (2-0) The Cavaliers don’t have…
After more than nine months of speculating, wondering and waiting, Indiana University football is back for its 134th all-time season. The Hoosiers open the 2018 season with their third meeting in the last four seasons against Florida International. IU won the previous two contests. With Florida International’s home stadium only seating 20,000, it shouldn’t be a raucous home environment — at least not compared to what IU faces in the Big Ten. Moreover, with the Hoosiers having 23 players hailing from the Sunshine State and a strong local alumni base, a decent percentage of the crowd should be pro-IU. INDIANA…