Indiana football seeks fresh start on offense after bye week
Indiana prepares to face Michigan State after a week off.
Indiana prepares to face Michigan State after a week off.
Indiana currently has the Old Brass Spittoon after winning 24-0 last year.
Victories come in all shapes, sizes and degrees of legitimacy.
The match will be broadcast on ESPNU.
With the win, Indiana moves up to fourth in conference standings.
Indiana won its third-straight home match Tuesday night.
The junior defender first received the award in the beginning of September.
Indiana will play Nebraska on Wednesday followed by Minnesota on Sunday.
Indiana has two ranked wins in a season for the first time since 2016.
Ohio State is currently last in the Big Ten and Indiana is fifth.
Tuttle will start in relief of Michael Penix Jr. Saturday against Michigan State.
Ellis had 12 yards on only three carries in 2021.
Olympic medalist Andrew Capobianco won the 1-meter dive for the Hoosiers.
Indiana beat Rutgers in four sets and lost to Maryland in three.
Seven Hoosiers scored Saturday and six saw action for the first time this season.
The Hoosiers had 14 players combine for 30 shots and 18 shots on goal.
Megan Wampler scored her first goal of the season in the 42nd minute.
The club practices at CharLu Farm in Brazil, Indiana.
The team returns all five starters from last season.
Trayce Jackson-Davis, Rob Phinisee and Race Thompson spoke on the team’s comradery.