Column: Lack of speed in defense holding Hoosiers back
A superior Northwestern squad defeated the Hoosier football team 44-29, proving IU hasn’t yet reached a level in which it can consistently win within the Big Ten Conference.
A superior Northwestern squad defeated the Hoosier football team 44-29, proving IU hasn’t yet reached a level in which it can consistently win within the Big Ten Conference.
Saturday's defeat was the 633rd loss in IU football history earning the Hoosier football team the most losses in Football Bowl Subdivision history.
The Wildcats (5-0, 1-0) defeated the Hoosiers (2-2, 0-1) 44-29 in their Big Ten Opener at Ryan Field.
The Wildcats (5-0, 1-0) defeated the Hoosiers (2-2, 0-1) 44-29 in their Big Ten Opener at Ryan Field.
IU will try to slow down Northwestern's rushing attack to win Saturday.
IDS football columnist Connor Killoren gives his prediction for Saturday's showdown with Northwestern.
It has been almost 12 years to the day since IU’s football team won a Big Ten opener. On Saturday, the Hoosiers (2-1) will attempt to end that streak as they travel to Evanston, Ill., to take on the Northwestern Wildcats (4-0).
IU football columnist Connor Killoren presents the Hoosiers' chances of playing in the Big Ten Championship game Dec. 1.
St. Edward (Ohio) High School wide receiver Anthony Young joined IU’s 2013 recruiting class Saturday evening, becoming the 11th player to commit to play for the Hoosiers next fall.
IU football columnist Connor Killoren explains the defensive needs for the Hoosiers once Big Ten play begins.
Following junior college defensive tackle Jordan Heiderman’s commitment to IU last week, IU’s 2013 recruiting class is now at ten committments. Headlined by a four-star safety from Indianapolis, check out who is slated to become a Hoosier come next fall.
IU Football Columnist Connor Killoren says despite IU's latest loss to Ball State, the Hoosier football program is constantly improving.
After filling in for the injured starting quarterback sophomore Cameron Coffman, true freshman Nate Sudfeld led the Hoosiers on a fourth quarter comeback and was named co-Big Ten Freshman of the Week Monday.
Indiana’s loss against Ball State on Saturday had the same end result as last year, but this time the script was different.
Despite what seemed like a magical comeback for IU during Saturday’s game against Ball State, scoring 14 points in less than three minutes to take a late fourth-quarter lead, the Cardinals hit a last-second field goal to steal the win from the Hoosiers, 41-39.
IDS Football Columnist Connor Killoren points out the positives from the Ball State loss.
After defeating UMass 45-6 on the road, IU (2-0) returns home to Memorial Stadium to face Ball State (1-1) for their third game of the season
IDS Football Columnist Connor Killoren says a win against Ball State begins with stopping the run.
IU’s football team is off to a 2-0 start in 2012 following a 1-11 season in 2011.
Helmet rule change is one of three new NCAA regulations for the season.