IU playing more difficult football schedule in 2013
IU’s opponents had an average winning percentage of 55.7 percent, a full percentage point higher than the previous five-year average.
IU’s opponents had an average winning percentage of 55.7 percent, a full percentage point higher than the previous five-year average.
IU now has hit double digits for recruits for the 2014 recruiting class after Jermane Conyers class committed Friday evening.
Cincinnati defensive end Nick Carovillano committed to IU Friday, giving IU two defensive ends and nine recruits total in the 2014 recruiting class.
Junior wide receiver Cody Latimer has been named to the Biletnikoff Award watch list. The award is given annually to the nation’s top receiver.
Looking at the amount of production coming back to the program this year, evidence suggests the Hoosier offense will carry on just fine.
What should be noted about Manziel is his overnight stardom and fame were never requested or asked for by the small town, 20-year-old quarterback.
A look at the eight IU football commits the Hoosiers have for the 2014 recruiting class.
IU added its first wide receiver of the 2014 class this past week, bolstering future depth at the position.
With Manziel returning for another season at Texas A&M, he should be the frontrunner for this season’s crowning.
Senior tight end Ted Bolser and senior kicker Mitch Ewald have been named to the Mackey Award and Lou Groza Award watch lists, respectively.
More than six months removed from a forgettable BCS National Championship Game — Alabama trounced Notre Dame, 42-14 — the race to the 2014 title will begin in earnest Aug. 29 when North Carolina visits South Carolina.
Three-star defensive back Donovan Clark announced his commitment to the IU football program July 2 on Twitter.
IU further bolstered its 2014 recruiting class Friday morning with a pair of commitments from lineman in the south.
Wesley Martin, an offensive guard from West Milton, Ohio, announced his commitment to the 2013-14 IU football program Monday afternoon.
According to peegs.com and the Los Angeles Times, Venice High School (California) quarterback Alexander Diamont committed to the IU football program Wednesday.
DeAndre Herron, a 6-foot-5-inch, 325 pound offensive tackle, committed to the IU football program Saturday afternoon.
The joyous resurrection of the IU basketball program, while just cause for celebration, has nearly drowned out the quiet, yet undeniable rise of another program on campus.
The IU football team unveiled five new helmets for the 2013 season Monday in a YouTube video. The team will use each helmet at least once during the upcoming season, as well as the traditional crimson helmet with the IU trident logo on each side.
The matter at hand is recruiting, which has become a sideshow — circus is the truly appropriate term — all its own. The first Wednesday in February is known to recruiting junkies as National Signing Day, which, in my mind, has been elevated to holiday status. It’s sickening, really.
Michael Barwick, a 6-foot-1-inch, 291-pound defensive tackle from Summit Country Day High School in Cincinnati, committed to IU Sunday afternoon.