Linebacker Jayden McDonald is back in the transfer portal after a brief run at Indiana. McDonald transferred from Troy to Indiana in January. He went through spring practice with coach Curt Cignetti and the Hoosiers, but then he re-entered the transfer portal on Wednesday with one year of remaining eligibility.
Indiana’s spring game suggested Curt Cignetti won’t rely on one featured running back this fall. Indiana’s roster went through a major overhaul this offseason after Cignetti replaced former head coach Tom Allen, and no position group looks more different than the running back room.
With spring football over, Indiana football is quickly turning its attention to further roster turnover and, eventually, the start of preseason camp over the summer.
Spring camp has concluded and the Curt Cignetti era of Indiana football has officially begun. With the transfer portal currently open and plenty of areas
Curt Cignetti doesn’t call out his players very often. Sure, he’s unafraid of criticizing his team as a whole, or maybe even a position group. But he usually avoids identifying any individuals in those sorts of remarks, even if asked to.
Thursday’s Spring Game for Indiana football was a ‘glorified practice’ as stated by head coach Curt Cignetti, but it was time for additional live action and a chance to see how position groups would perform in a different game-like setting.
There was no question about it — Indiana football knew the potential it had with its running backs coming into Thursday’s Spring Game. Now, the expectations and goals for that room are heightened after a terrific showing.
The Curt Cignetti era with Indiana football is *officially* here as IU had its 2024 Spring Game on Thursday night. While it was labeled as a ‘glorified practice’ by Cignetti, it was a chance for fans to finally see the team and continue to build its excitement for this year.
Spring practice has come and gone as Indiana football capped it off with its Spring Game on Thursday night. Indiana’s offense won 34-25, with a late touchdown pass from Kurtis Rourke to Andison Coby with 45 seconds left.
Indiana football has its spring game on Thursday night — unofficially ushering in the start of the Curt Cignetti era from a fans perspective. After beginning his Indiana football tenure in December, it’s been full steam ahead for Cignetti and his Indiana staff.
Indiana football hosts their Spring Game on Thursday at Memorial Stadium to wrap up its spring camp. It will be our first look at the new look Indiana football program led by first-year head coach Curt Cignetti.
The first scrimmage of the Curt Cignetti era for Indiana football came and went this past weekend and the new head coach was not pleased with his team after the ninth practice of spring camp.
Indiana football head coach Curt Cignetti spoke with the media on Tuesday following practice number nine of spring camp. He talked about the mindset shift needed for the team, progress made since the start of practice, standouts and more.
Change is bound to happen every offseason but following another subpar season for Indiana football — change was necessary and came in bunches. Not only
Watch as IU football gave a spring practice update with the media on Tuesday. Indiana’s spring practice sessions run through April 18 when they host a spring game.
Indiana football head coach Curt Cignetti spoke with the media Tuesday morning after the sixth open spring practice. The first year head coach spoke to the media about Kurtis Rourke, the running back room, what he has liked from spring practice, and much more.
By Tony Thomas The Indiana Hoosiers are just 9-27 over the past three seasons, with only three conference wins, and finished the 2023 season on a three-game losing streak.
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