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After a season‑ending shoulder operation, Carter Smith is working through a careful rehabilitation program, aiming to bring his experience back to Indiana's offensive front.
Indiana University's football program will field fresh talent on its offensive line next season, as veteran coach Curt Cignetti outlines the upcoming rotations and expectations.
Coach Curt Cignetti announced Josh Hoover as the starter for the 2026 season, with Grant Wilson as backup, while depth players Tyler Cherry and Jacob Bell prepare for increased roles and future recruits Jameson Purcell and Lukas Prock join the program.
The Hoosiers are moving Adedamola Ajani to right guard, shifting Joe Brunner to the outside, and giving Bray Lynch reps at center, while Drew Evans and Carter Smith remain on the left side.
During Big Ten media days, Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti emphasized preserving the team's core identity while pushing for daily improvement, highlighting quarterback Josh Hoover, offensive‑line adjustments, and the impact of the transfer class.
Indiana's head coach Curt Cignetti has transformed a once‑losing program into a national champion, emphasizing development, smart play and the Big Ten's tough schedule as the foundation for sustained success.
Strength coach Derek Owings leverages before‑and‑after imagery and social platforms to showcase player development, driving fan excitement and shaping the Vols’ 2026 outlook.
Curt Cignetti’s disciplined approach has transformed Indiana University’s football team into national champions, driven by player‑led standards and an unwavering focus on consistency.
Adjustments at guard, tackle and center set the stage for a competitive battle in Bloomington.
The longtime SEC voice reflects on a costly wager, the Hoosiers' undefeated run, and the shifting power dynamics in college football.
Indiana's offense will feature fresh faces on the line, highlighted by the emergence of Adedamola Ajani at guard and the arrival of transfer Joe Brunner.
Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti outlined the program’s trajectory after a championship‑laden season, highlighting key players, staff support and the upcoming opener against North Texas.
Rutgers will host Indiana on October 3, 2026, at SHI Stadium in Piscataway, New Jersey. The Scarlet Knights enter the matchup with a 5-7 record from 2025, a revamped defense and a potent offense anchored by KJ Duff and Antwan Raymond.
Ryan Day acknowledges the red‑zone woes that cost Ohio State last year, and Indiana’s defense, now better coached, aims to make Bloomington a nightmare for the Buckeyes.
Indiana University will rely on a blend of proven returners, high‑profile transfers and promising newcomers to rebuild its wide receiver corps for the upcoming season.
Two senior standouts from Bloomington South were crowned 2026 Herald-Times Baseball Players of the Year, capping a season that saw their team reach the Class 4A state championship.
The Buckeyes will face a schedule packed with top‑ranked foes, from defending champion Indiana to Texas, Oregon and USC, a challenge coach Ryan Day calls a ‘monster’ that could forge the team’s resilience for the road ahead.
With fall camp looming, the duo from Peegs.com share their latest predictions for Indiana University’s 2026 football campaign, including expected win totals and standout players.
Oregon State's 2026 defensive staff blends seasoned coordinators with proven recruiters, aiming to fix past shortcomings and strengthen the team's outlook.
Tennessee’s football team added nearly 900 pounds of muscle and lost over 200 pounds of fat under new Director of Performance Derek Owings, with key players reporting significant weight gains.
After a quiet freshman season and the departure of key 2025 linemen, Abram decided to explore new opportunities, a move noted by head coach Curt Cignetti.
Ohio State coach Ryan Day anticipates a challenging environment at Indiana's Memorial Stadium for their upcoming game on Oct. 17, citing the Hoosiers' improved home‑game experience and the team's past red‑zone struggles.
Indiana defensive lineman Triston Abram has entered the NCAA transfer portal, retaining four years of eligibility. His exit comes after a redshirt freshman season, gratitude expressed for his time at Indiana, and the Hoosiers' recent roster changes.
After three straight seasons projected to finish last in the Big Ten and two years of conference winlessness, Purdue’s head coach Barry Odom is turning to Indiana’s rapid turnaround as a roadmap for a program-wide revival.