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Indiana football players Josh Hoover and Khobie Martin visited the Mary Rigg Neighborhood Center's Summer Day Camp, where they handed out ice cream, signed autographs and inspired young campers while highlighting the team's rising prominence.
The Indiana Hoosiers, fresh off a national championship, aim to defend their title by building depth and integrating new talent under coach Curt Cignetti.
The defending national champions are reshaping their roster, adding top talent while confronting a tough slate of opponents and the pressure of a target on their back.
A preview of the top rushers poised to dominate the Big Ten in the upcoming 2026 football season, highlighting their 2025 performances and future expectations.
Indiana’s offseason acquisitions include a Heisman‑replacing quarterback, a proven No. 1 receiver, a versatile pass rusher and a compact running back, all aiming to sustain the program’s national‑title momentum.
The rankings highlight the impact expected from Indiana’s newest talent as the team aims to defend its national championship.
Four incoming Hoosiers crack ESPN’s top‑100 newcomers for 2026, led by quarterback Josh Hoover, as Indiana eyes a repeat national championship.
After a historic championship in just their second season, the Hoosiers must replace two 1,000‑yard rushers but have high hopes for sophomore Khobie Martin to keep the ground attack rolling.
Rising safety Errol Kerns III, a junior from Lawrence Central High School, will be on campus June 19‑21 for an official visit, a move that follows his decommitment from Miami (Ohio) and interest from a host of major programs.
A preview of the Hoosiers' 2026 spring camp reveals key position‑group predictions, from quarterback depth to special‑teams stability.
A look at the key rushers, their progress during spring drills, and what their competition means for Indiana's offensive outlook.
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.