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Indiana University’s offensive and defensive lines are proving their depth and adaptability, as versatile front‑line players shift positions and thrive under constant competition.
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.
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.
Adjustments at guard, tackle and center set the stage for a competitive battle in Bloomington.
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.
The latest ESPN transfer rankings highlight five Indiana players, including standout wide receiver Nick Marsh and quarterback Josh Hoover, who are projected as future NFL prospects.
Indiana's offensive line returns four starters from its 2025 national championship squad, including Wisconsin transfer Joe Brunner, while newcomers like Adedamola Ajani step into larger roles. The unit's sack‑free performance last season sets a high bar as the team prepares for the upcoming campaign.
From returning linemen to emerging defensive stars, Indiana’s roster blends experience and fresh talent as the 2026 campaign approaches.
Preseason polls place Ohio State at the top, Iowa at eighth, and highlight All‑Big Ten selections and player of the year favorites as media days begin in Chicago.
Preseason media predictions place Indiana University third in the Big Ten, with coach Curt Cignetti rallying his squad and multiple players earning conference accolades.
After a historic 2025 national championship, Indiana University sees a wave of preseason accolades, with seven Hoosiers placed on the first team and several more earning honorable‑mention status.
The USA TODAY NETWORK released its preseason Big Ten football outlook, projecting the Wisconsin Badgers to finish 13th. Sophomore linebacker Mason Posa is the only Badger recognized on the preseason all‑conference team, while the program adopts a wait‑and‑see approach despite roster upgrades.
Electronic Arts introduces its next college football title, featuring dozens of Wisconsin athletes and a new rating system that spotlights top performers.
The Hoosiers' offensive line returns with a blend of proven talent and promising newcomers, positioning Indiana for a competitive 2026 campaign.
The Indiana University football program is mapping out its interior offensive line for the 2026 season after the departure of center Pat Coogan to the Tennessee Titans. Key returnees and new additions are being evaluated for position and depth.
A look at Drew Evans' experience, his role in a celebrated line, and the competition shaping the Hoosiers' front for the upcoming campaign.
Two Indiana players earn top‑50 PFF rankings, highlighting the program’s rising talent and draft prospects.
Pro Football Focus highlights Carter Smith, Drew Evans, Charlie Becker and Tyrique Tucker as the premier returning players at their spots, underscoring Indiana's rising talent.
From a national title in 2025 to a revamped roster, the Hoosiers are poised for a challenging yet promising 2026 campaign.
Lindy's preseason magazine places Indiana University football at No. 5 in the nation and third in the Big Ten, projecting a No. 5 seed in the College Football Playoff and highlighting key players and matchups.
From Ohio State's dominant receiving corps to Oregon's veteran defensive line, the 2026 season promises position-specific dominance that could reshape the national landscape.
Indiana’s football program boasts eight Top 100 prospects, highlighted by Carter Smith’s No. 11 ranking and a win total that places the Hoosiers among the nation’s most promising contenders.
A preview of the Hoosiers' 2026 spring camp reveals key position‑group predictions, from quarterback depth to special‑teams stability.
Curt Cignetti’s Indiana football program leans on a stable culture and staff rather than the dwindling number of James Madison transfers as it aims to defend its national title in 2026.