INSTANT RECAP: Indiana football suffers 44-17 blowout loss to Maryland
After a lackluster performance against the University of Akron on Sept. 23, Indiana football struggled mightily against Maryland on Saturday afternoon in College Park.
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After a lackluster performance against the University of Akron on Sept. 23, Indiana football struggled mightily against Maryland on Saturday afternoon in College Park.
As DJ Irons triumphantly flexed his muscles in the back of the end zone, Indiana football defenders could only watch in helpless frustration.
It was an all too familiar feeling for Indiana football.
Just five seconds were left on the clock in the fourth quarter at Memorial Stadium on Saturday night. The Hoosier faithful were deflated, their team just went three-and-out after giving up a 71-yard touchdown run late in the going against the University of Akron. Akron redshirt junior kicker Dante Jackson lined up for a 32-yard field goal in the middle of the hashes.
Indiana football entered Saturday night’s blackout-themed game against the University of Akron littered with optimism, but by the time the final whistle blew, the only darkness inside Memorial Stadium was the Hoosiers’ seasonal outlook.
As boos rained down from the sparse Memorial Stadium crowd late in the third quarter, Indiana football was left with a sobering reality: it’s not where it needs to be.
Indiana football donned its new black uniform set Saturday for the second time in program history and defeated the University of Akron 29-27 in the process. The Hoosiers were thumped by the University of Kentucky in 1997 while wearing black jerseys, but now stand at 1-1 in all-black.
Much like AC/DC, Indiana football is “Back in Black.”
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INDIANAPOLIS – Tayven Jackson stood in the North endzone, eyes locked on redshirt freshman left tackle Carter Smith, voice booming with excitement. Suddenly, Indiana football’s redshirt freshman quarterback was soaring through the air, lifted off the ground by Smith.
INDIANAPOLIS — Tayven Jackson knew how close he was. He didn’t even want to see the replay.
INDIANAPOLIS – Going into the locker room with a 21-0 deficit, Indiana football head coach Tom Allen made up his mind to change course shortly thereafter.
INDIANAPOLIS — Despite scoring 14 unanswered points in the second-half, Indiana football’s comeback bid fell short in a 21-14 loss to the University of Louisville on Saturday afternoon at Lucas Oil Stadium.
It was precisely the kind of throw Indiana head coach Tom Allen needed to see from redshirt freshman quarterback Tayven Jackson.
When Indiana football sophomore defensive back Phillip Dunnam and sixth-year senior linebacker Aaron Casey were told the stat, they were stunned.
Redshirt freshman Tayven Jackson has earned Indiana football’s starting quarterback job, head coach Tom Allen revealed at a Monday press conference. After months of mystery surrounding the role, Jackson will be the Hoosiers’ signal caller against the University of Louisville on Saturday.
While injuries to senior wide receivers Cam Camper and E.J. Williams Jr. midway through Friday’s game isn’t what head coach Tom Allen wanted to see, it allowed another receiver to step up.
In one moment, Tayven Jackson was on the ground, writhing in pain with his left leg lifted. The next, he was leading a touchdown drive.
He only needed two touches.
Indiana football welcomed Indiana State University to Memorial Stadium on Friday night, a week after holding Ohio State to 23 points. While the Sycamores — an FCS school — aren’t highly ranked like the Buckeyes, Indiana defeated Indiana State 41-7 Friday.