Tight end Danny Friend becomes fourth IU football 2013 commit
Tight end Danny Friend, a three-star prospect from Morris (Ill.) Community High School, confirmed his commitment to IU Friday morning, Zach Osterman of Inside Indiana reports.
Tight end Danny Friend, a three-star prospect from Morris (Ill.) Community High School, confirmed his commitment to IU Friday morning, Zach Osterman of Inside Indiana reports.
IU football players Ted Bolser, Mitch Ewald and Will Matte were named to award preseason watch lists Tuesday and Wednesday, tagging them as candidates of being recognized as the most outstanding collegiate player at their respective positions come the end of the season.
For the second straight season, junior kicker Mitch Ewald has been named to the 2012 Lou Groza College Place-Kicker Award Watch List, the Palm Beach County Sports Commission announced Wednesday morning.
Joining teammate Ted Bolser in earning preseason recognition, IU fifth-year senior center Will Matte has been named to the Rimington Trophy Fall Watch List, the Rimington Trophy Committee announced Tuesday morning.
Indiana junior tight end Ted Bolser has been named to the 2012 John Mackey Award Preseason Watch List for the second straight season, the Nassau County Sports Commission announced Tuesday morning.
After recently making it public that IU and Ohio University were his two top college choices, Aurora (Ohio) High School defensive lineman Patrick Dougherty has chosen the Hoosiers.
Jansen, a tight end from Moeller High School in Cincinnati, said that side of his family is from IU. Though he didn’t expect to commit before his senior year of high school, the family influence won him over. Jansen verbally committed to IU on Tuesday.
Evan Jansen, a tight end from Moeller High School in Cincinnati, has had IU as his top school for a while and verbally committed to play at IU in 2013.
Evan Jansen, a tight end from Moeller High School in Cincinnati, has had IU as his top school for a while and verbally committed to play at IU in 2013.
A four-team, seeded playoff is not enough.
For the fourth consecutive year, two bus loads of children from the Boys and Girls Club of Bloomington paid a visit to Memorial Stadium for a day of games, fun and a little bit of football.
On a foggy Bloomington night in June, two beacons shine brightly through the mist. They are the towers that form the North End Zone complex at Memorial Stadium, and they serve as just that: a memorial to a man who has been absent for five years. A man who never saw the towers built.
Homestead Highschool (Fort Wayne) wideout Isaac Griffith became IU's football's first 2013 commit when he accepted his scholarship offer Sunday. Griffith was participating in Head Coach Kevin Wilson's Football Camps, which run through Sunday, June 17 and will attract other IU football recruits to Bloomington.
Two brothers manage to stick together as they make the change from high school football to college.
With their high school careers, graduation and cafeteria food in their rearview mirrors, 13 IU football recruits became IU students Sunday when they arrived on campus.
Former IU left tackle Andrew McDonald’s agent Josh Marks called him at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday to inform ?him that the Miami Dolphins were interested in signing him.
Last Saturday, former IU left tackle Andrew McDonald was invited to rookie camps for two NFL teams — the Miami Dolphins and the Green Bay Packers. It turns out that he didn’t even need to go to the second camp to get signed.
Linebacker Jeff Thomas and left tackle Andrew McDonald played their last games in an IU jersey in November, but they have a chance during the next two weekends to play professionally.
Rising junior running back Stephen Houston checked his phone before Saturday’s Cream and Crimson Spring Game and saw stormy conditions approaching Bloomington. He wasn’t worried, though.
If there is one thing Hoosiers don’t associate with spring, it’s football. Spring to most Hoosier fans means Little 500, baseball and spring soccer games.