Hoosier State of Mind
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The Indiana Hoosiers may be the top-seeded team in the entire College Football Playoff field, but they still have to win three games over several high-quality opponents to be national champions. Let's power rank who they could conceivably play here soon.
John Buhler|
Curt Cignetti and Nick Saban go way back, so far back that many have forgotten they used to coach together.
Ericka Brockish|
Fernando Mendoza is heading to the NFL after a Heisman Trophy season, so the Hoosiers will have to dip back into the transfer portal to find his replacement.
Josh Yourish|
Plenty of signs are pointing to the NY Giants taking Fernando Mendoza No. 1 overall despite bringing in Jaxson Dart.
Braulio Perez|
When it comes tot he quarterback comparison in this game, there is a clear leader.
Ericka Brockish|
Although his Indiana Hoosiers may not even have to face the Oregon Ducks on their side of the bracket, Curt Cignetti has to be loving what he saw transpire in Eugene when it comes to his former team in the James Madison Dukes in the No. 5 vs. No. 12 game.
John Buhler|
With the No. 9 Alabama Crimson Tide defeating the No. 8 Oklahoma Sooners in Norman on Friday night, that means the No. 1 Indiana Hoosiers will be taking on Kalen DeBoer's team in the Rose Bowl. This is the worst first-round matchup possible for Indiana...
John Buhler|
The Hoosiers seem to be a solid early favorite against the Crimson Tide.
Ericka Brockish|
When it came to quarterback Fernando Mendoza, even the SEC's favorite network couldn't deny the 2025 Heisman winner his rightful spot.
Corey Long|
Under Curt Cignetti, the Indiana Hoosiers have routinely dipped into the transfer portal market to round out their rosters, especially over at quarterback. Do not be surprised if this soon-to-be portal entrant makes his way to Bloomington this offseason.
John Buhler|
Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti is a finalist for yet another national award, and the Hoosiers' fearless leader should be the obvious choice.
Sam Fariss|
While most people are singing Curt Cignetti's praises in the college football world and in the national media, Paul Finebaum is not chief among them... His subtle dig at Cignetti is not going to land well with Indiana fans. What did Finebaum have to say?
John Buhler|
The Indiana Hoosiers are officially a powerhouse program and are trending toward a massive recruiting win over the Alabama Crimson Tide.
Sam Fariss|
The second-year Hoosiers coach is taking over the history books one record at a time.
Ericka Brockish|
Just because the Indiana Hoosiers are the No. 1 seed in the College Football Playoff does not mean they are the betting favorite to win it all. While they are among the handful of teams who can realistically do it, why are their odds dropping once again?
John Buhler|
The Indiana Hoosiers are going to have to replace Fernando Mendoza after this season, and one quarterback in the transfer portal should catch their attention.
Sam Fariss|
Indiana fans are getting a familiar feeling amidst the Hoosiers' basketball struggles, and there is only one person to blame.
Ericka Brockish|
Rather than losing with any sliver of dignity, Vanderbilt Commodores quarterback Diego Pavia decided to make it about him in the wake of Indiana Hoosiers quarterback Fernando Mendoza winning the Heisman Trophy. Pavia throwing shade at him was a bad look.
John Buhler|
Moments ago, Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza was named the 2025 Heisman and he honored his mom with an incredible speech.
Braulio Perez|
Now that Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza has secured the Hoosiers' first-ever Heisman Trophy, it's time to get down to the serious business.
Sam Fariss|
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