Close Menu
The Daily Hoosier
    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
    Trending
    • IU football notebook: Langston’s ‘obsession’ with the craft of long-snapping, Radicic expanding his range
    • Puerto Rico in focus: Thoughts on IU basketball guard Tayton Conerway
    • Watch: IU football specialists Radicic, McCarthy, Franke, Langston fall camp Q&As
    • Hoosiers in the NFL — training camp notes
    • Illinois’ Bret Bielema calls Indiana’s Curt Cignetti an “incredibly gifted coach”
    • Achilles injury in 2024 led to ‘very, very slow’ recovery process for IU guard Drew Evans
    • Puerto Rico in focus: Thoughts on IU basketball guard Lamar Wilkerson
    • East 17th Street Ep. 25 — Previewing Illinois and the Indiana RB Room
    • Sign Up
    • About/Support
    • Jobs
    • Tickets
      • IUBB Tickets (Stubhub)
      • IUFB Tickets (Stubhub)
    • Shop
      • Official IU Store
      • IU Adidas Store
      • Amazon: Support TDH
      • IU Memorabilia
      • IU Press (Books)
      • The Daily Hoosier T-Shirt
    • Radio/Podcasts
      • East 17th Street
    • Pro IU
      • IUBB NBA
      • IUFB NFL
      • IUBASE MLB
    • Hoosier History
      • Basketball History
      • March Madness Classics
      • Football History
    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram YouTube
    The Daily HoosierThe Daily Hoosier
    Saturday, August 16
    • IU Basketball
      • Latest IU Basketball News
      • 2025-26 IU Basketball Roster
      • DeVries’ new staff
      • Future Schedules
      • Scholarship Chart
      • Big Ten Coming and Going
      • IU Basketball 2024-25 Schedule
      • 2024-25 Big Ten Standings
      • 24-25 IU Basketball Stats
      • Rankings & Bracketology
      • IU Basketball Media Guide
    • IU Football
      • Latest IU Football News
      • Roster updates by position
      • 2025 scholarship tracker
      • 2025 Schedule
      • Current roster
      • Curt Cignetti’s staff
      • Future opponents through 2032
      • 2024 B1G Standings
      • 2024 IUFB Stats
      • IU Football 2024 Record Book
    • IU Recruiting
      • IU Basketball Recruiting News
      • IU Football Recruiting News
      • IUBB 2026-28 Prospects
      • Recruit Interviews
      • Recruit Highlights
      • IU Football Recruiting Commits
    • IU Women’s Basketball
      • IU Women’s Basketball News
      • 24-25 Schedule
      • Big Ten Standings
    • IU Men’s Soccer
      • 2024 Schedule
      • Indiana Men’s Soccer: Program History
    • More Hoosiers
      • Fan and Business NIL options
      • IU Baseball
        • Baseball Schedule
        • Statistics
        • Big Ten Standings
      • IU Swim & Dive
      • IU Olympic Results
    • Community
      • Join our Discord Server!
    The Daily Hoosier

    Reports indicate 2025 QB Julian Lewis has cancelled another IU football visit

    Mike SchumannBy Mike SchumannNovember 8, 2024 IU Football Recruiting 26 Comments
    Photo via IU Athletics
    Share
    Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email

    Twice Julian Lewis has reportedly scheduled visits to Indiana over the last month.

    And twice now it appears those visits won’t happen.

    The class of 2025 quarterback from Georgia had a visit scheduled for Indiana’s 56-7 win over Nebraska a few weeks ago but cancelled.

    Multiple national outlets reported he was coming for this weekend’s game against Michigan, but now that has apparently been cancelled as well.

    Rivals’ Adam Gorney appears to have been the first to say this week Lewis would not be visiting Bloomington on Saturday despite reports to the contrary.  Now On3’s Steve Wiltfong has updated his own reporting after Lewis once again has had a chance of heart.

    At this point it appears Lewis will likely end up at either USC, where he has been verbally committed for more than a year, or Colorado, a place he did visit recently.

    Led by Curt Cignetti, the Indiana coaching staff has had four straight quarterbacks earn conference player of the year honors going back to their time at James Madison.  Current IU quarterback Kurtis Rourke has a chance to be the fifth, while facing stiff competition from Oregon’s Dillon Gabriel and others.

    Indiana does not appear to be recruiting any other quarterbacks in the 2025 class.  Slated to return next season are Tayven Jackson, who will be a redshirt junior in 2025, and Tyler Cherry and Alberto Mendoza, who will both be redshirt freshmen.

    Cignetti will likely look for a transfer during the offseason to compete for the starting job in 2025.  And after the success Rourke has had this season, there should be plenty of interest from veteran quarterbacks across the college football landscape.

    For complete coverage of IU football, GO HERE.

    The Daily Hoosier –“Where Indiana fans assemble when they’re not at Assembly”

    • You can follow us on Twitter: @daily_hoosier
    • Find us on Facebook and Instagram 
    • Seven ways to support completely free IU coverage at no cost to you.

    Related

    Curt Cignetti Julian Lewis
    Mike Schumann

    Keep Reading

    IU football notebook: Langston’s ‘obsession’ with the craft of long-snapping, Radicic expanding his range

    Illinois’ Bret Bielema calls Indiana’s Curt Cignetti an “incredibly gifted coach”

    Achilles injury in 2024 led to ‘very, very slow’ recovery process for IU guard Drew Evans

    Latest Hoosier News
    • IU football notebook: Langston’s ‘obsession’ with the craft of long-snapping, Radicic expanding his range
    • Puerto Rico in focus: Thoughts on IU basketball guard Tayton Conerway
    • Watch: IU football specialists Radicic, McCarthy, Franke, Langston fall camp Q&As
    • Hoosiers in the NFL — training camp notes
    • Illinois’ Bret Bielema calls Indiana’s Curt Cignetti an “incredibly gifted coach”
    • Achilles injury in 2024 led to ‘very, very slow’ recovery process for IU guard Drew Evans
    • Puerto Rico in focus: Thoughts on IU basketball guard Lamar Wilkerson
    Sign Up



    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram YouTube
    © 2025 The Daily Hoosier, LLC.

    Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.

    Ad Blocker Enabled!
    Ad Blocker Enabled!
    Our website is made possible by displaying online advertisements to our visitors. Please support us by disabling your Ad Blocker.