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Browning

The real pulse of Indiana football runs quieter, behind adjoining office doors, where the lights stay on late and a decade’s worth of trust is stacked floor to ceiling.
The in-state rivals are on opposite ends of history when they duel for the Old Oaken Bucket on Black Friday.
Expectation has replaced novelty in Bloomington, and expectation is heavier. It demands proof.
Elijah Sarratt began his collegiate career at a school with fewer than 2,500 undergraduates. Now, the Hoosiers star has his sights set on the NFL.
Indiana football, once a perennial punchline, turned heads in 2024 with its first ever trip to the College Football Playoff. But don’t expect the mood in Bloomington to be any different this fall.
With lessons from Columbus, the strength of its defense and the hunger of a team on a mission, Indiana steps into Notre Dame Stadium ready to make the impossible possible.
The Hoosiers’ track record against the Buckeyes makes for bleak reading, but with everything on the line, they have a chance to buck the trend on Saturday.
“Whether we’re playing in the Rose Bowl or in a parking lot, it’s all the same,” Curt Cignetti said ahead of the Hoosiers’ showdown against UCLA.