In the last month since the confetti fell on Ohio State's national championship, the college football world has collectively turned its attention to the season ahead. The transfer portal activity has calmed,

ESPN's Paul Finebaum has openly expressed his views, stating that certain teams did not deserve to be included. One such team is the Indiana Hoosiers, who finished the season with an 11-2 record.

With the Big Ten now establishing itself as the premier conference in college football, there are a number of teams that will have a legitimate shot to make a r

The college football slate is dominated by rivalries that stem back from generation to generation. Some of these rivalry games have been played annually for decades, even centuries now. You don’t want to miss these longest continuous college football rivalries.

Indiana had a well-balanced team this past season. They ranked No. 34 in total offense, No. 35 in pass offense, No. 63 in rush offense and an impressive No. 2 in scoring offense. On defense, they excelled, finishing No. 2 in total defense, No. 10 in pass defense, No. 1 in rush defense and No. 6 in scoring defense.

Much of the talk during the first season of the expanded College Football Playoff centered around how to properly seed teams going forward, but any fans hoping for a big change heading into the 2025 season shouldn’t get too excited.