Josh Hoover bleeds, aces first test as Indiana’s Fernando Mendoza successor
Josh Hoover bleeds, aces first test as Indiana's Fernando Mendoza successor.
Josh Hoover bleeds, aces first test as Indiana's Fernando Mendoza successor.
Article outline
- What happened
- The details
- A closer look
- The bottom line
Key points
- Paul Finebaum praises Indiana but reveals why he expects the Hoosiers to fall short of another national title.
- 'It looked way worse than it felt': Bloody Josh Hoover has solid debut for Indiana.
- If Hoover was looking for a way to respond, he delivered it on the field Saturday.
Josh Hoover bleeds, aces first test as Indiana's Fernando Mendoza successor. John Leuzzi USA TODAY NETWORK. Paul Finebaum makes bold prediction regarding Indiana football.
TCU coach Sonny Dykes took a shot at Josh Hoover's three-year production with the Horned Frogs during the offseason, saying that "stats are stats" when discussing his former quarterback's numbers.
In his Indiana debut, the TCU transfer avoided turnovers and led the sixth-ranked Hoosiers to a Week 1 win over North Texas, showing why he's projected to be a serious contender in this season's Heisman Trophy race.
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