dianefrank+FollowIndiana’s championship win gets a tasty twistHoosiers fans are still buzzing after Indiana’s epic football championship, and now Chipotle is joining the celebration in a big way. They’ve just launched the Coach Cignetti “I Win” Bowl—named after IU’s head coach and his signature order. It’s packed with brown rice, chicken, black beans, and guac, and only available through the Chipotle app or website. Even better, if you wear Indiana University gear to any Chipotle in Indiana, you’ll score a free meal with your entrée. This is the first time Chipotle’s honored a coach like this—how’s that for hometown pride? Who’s trying the new bowl? #Food #IndianaHoosiers #Chipotle00Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowIndiana’s defensive line takes a big hitLosing Hosea Wheeler to the transfer portal is a real shakeup for Indiana’s defense, especially after their national championship run. Wheeler wasn’t just a name on the roster—he made a real impact stopping the run, helping the Hoosiers rank third in the nation. Now, with so many key players possibly heading to the NFL and more roster changes on the horizon, Indiana fans have to wonder: Can Coach Cignetti keep the momentum going, or are we in for a major rebuild? Where do you think Wheeler will land next, and how will Indiana fill these gaps? #Sports #Football #IndianaHoosiers00Share
Chad Williams+FollowIndiana Hoosiers face another big roster shakeupJust days after their College Football Playoff win, the Indiana Hoosiers are seeing another key player leave. Standout defensive lineman Hosea Wheeler is entering the transfer portal, making him the 14th player to exit Bloomington this offseason. Wheeler, who made a real impact after transferring from Western Kentucky, is still waiting to find out if he has another year of eligibility. It’s wild to see so much movement right after a championship run—how do you think this will affect the team’s chemistry and future? Where do you see Wheeler landing next? #Sports #Football #IndianaHoosiers00Share
glen25+FollowCurt Cignetti finally cracks a smile after Indiana’s historic winSeeing Curt Cignetti beam after Indiana’s first-ever national football championship was almost as shocking as the Hoosiers’ perfect season. Known for his stone-faced focus on the sidelines, Cignetti’s rare grin—shared by linebacker Aiden Fisher—felt like the ultimate reward for fans who’ve watched him transform Indiana from a 3-9 team to the nation’s best in just two years. The coach says he keeps his cool to set the tone for his players, but this time, even he couldn’t hide his joy. What do you think: does a coach’s sideline demeanor really impact a team’s performance? #Sports #Football #IndianaHoosiers10Share
phughes+FollowHoosiers celebrate with Cane’s shift on KirkwoodIndiana just clinched its first-ever national football title—and now, three of the team’s stars are trading touchdowns for toast at Raising Cane’s on Kirkwood Avenue. Elijah Sarratt, D’Angelo Ponds, and Jamari Sharpe will be working the counter, serving up chicken and Cane’s Sauce in full uniform this Thursday from 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. It’s not a meet-and-greet, but you might snag a quick photo while grabbing lunch. With the city buzzing from the championship win, this is a fun way to see the champs in action off the field. Who’s stopping by for a combo? #Sports #Football #IndianaHoosiers00Share
Chad Williams+FollowIndiana’s $10M price tag for football gloryIndiana just made history with its first-ever national football title, but the celebration comes with a hefty bill. Coach Curt Cignetti’s championship win triggered bonuses and contract renegotiations that will cost IU an extra $10 million—on top of the $20 million already spent on building the roster. That’s a massive investment for a program that’s never been on this stage before. Is a national title worth the price? Would you support your school spending big for a shot at glory, or should there be limits? Let’s hear your take on what success should cost in college sports. #Sports #Football #IndianaHoosiers00Share
Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowBloomington’s statue fever after Hoosiers’ winBloomington might need a bigger town square—after the Indiana Hoosiers’ wild national championship win, talk of statues for nearly every player and coach is taking over. From Curt Cignetti’s iconic sideline pose to Fernando Mendoza’s diving touchdown, fans are joking that Assembly Hall could turn into a football hall of fame overnight. Even Texas coach Steve Sarkisian chimed in, saying the 2025 Hoosiers deserve a statue. For a school known for basketball, this football moment is rewriting the town’s sports history. Who do you think deserves a statue most? #Sports #Football #IndianaHoosiers10Share
glen25+FollowMike Shanahan’s rise: Indiana’s new playmakerIndiana football’s offense is lighting up the scoreboard, and it’s all thanks to Mike Shanahan—yes, he shares a name with the NFL legend, but this Shanahan is carving his own path. Under his leadership, the Hoosiers have smashed school records for touchdowns and points, making them one of the most exciting teams to watch. What’s wild is that Mike comes from a family where basketball was king, but he chose football and never looked back. With a big new contract and a reputation for building high-powered offenses, Shanahan’s journey is one to watch. How do you think his fresh approach will shape Indiana’s future? #Sports #Football #IndianaHoosiers10Share
Michael Pitts+FollowIndiana’s Magnificent Seven Make HistoryHoosier Nation, how about those Magnificent Seven? Coach Cignetti and his loyal crew of James Madison transfers just flipped the script on college football, leading Indiana to a wild 16-0 run and a national title over Miami. From Kamara’s clutch plays to Black’s breakout runs, these underdogs proved heart and chemistry can outshine stars. Did anyone else get chills watching that blocked punt TD? This rivalry win is one for the ages! #Sports #Football #IndianaHoosiers00Share
glen25+FollowIndiana’s title run has a Cortland connectionOla Adams, who once coached the Red Dragons at SUNY Cortland, just helped lead Indiana to its first-ever national football championship. Adams started his coaching journey right here in Cortland before moving up the ranks to big programs like Penn State and even a stint with the Denver Broncos. Now, as part of Indiana’s staff, he’s celebrating a perfect 16-0 season and a national title. It’s wild to think someone who walked our local sidelines is now on top of the college football world. What does this kind of success story mean for small-town sports communities like ours? #Sports #Football #IndianaHoosiers00Share
