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Overall Record
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ATS Record
0-0-0

Hoosiers Injuries

All NCAAF Injuries

There are no injuries for this team currently.

Hoosiers 2024 Schedule & Betting Odds

dateopponentscorespreadover/undermoneyline
Nov 25th@PURL 31-35+6.5 WO 55PUR +185
Nov 18thMSUL 21-24-3.5 LU 47MSU -185
Nov 11th@ILLL 45-48+4.5 WO 44ILL +164
Nov 4thWISW 20-14+7.5 WU 44.5IU +245
Oct 28th@PSUL 24-33+31 WO 45.5PSU +2200
Oct 21stRUTL 14-31+6 LO 39.5RUT +182
Oct 14th@MICHL 7-52+33 LO 45MICH +5500
Sep 30th@UMDL 17-44+14.5 LO 50UMD +470
Sep 23rdAKRW 29-27-16.5 LO 45.5IU -825
Sep 16thLOUL 14-21+10 WU 50.5LOU +280

Indiana Hoosiers 2023 Season Preview

The Hoosiers had a forgettable 2022 campaign, finishing the season 4-8. Ultimately, there are more questions than answers surrounding this Indiana squad heading into the new season.

The Hoosiers are hoping to right the ship in 2023 by bringing in several transfer players at key positions. It is unlikely, though, that these transfers will be able to plug every gap on the roster with only seven starters returning from a year ago. All eyes will be on transfer QB Tayven Jackson from Tennessee. Jackson is expected to have a talented, but unproven wide receiver corp at his disposal. IU's biggest question on offense will be whether or not the line can provide enough time and space for the skill players to do their jobs. IU had the 95th ranked offense in 2022, scoring an average of 22.2 points per game.

Indiana's defense will look unfamiliar to fans in 2023, as most of the squad is no longer with the program after a disappointing season. Again, the team will have to rely on a heavy transfer presence to buoy this side of the ball. The coaching staff is likely to have their hands full on defense, with a need to develop a very young group of players. There's nowhere to go but up for the Hoosiers defense in 2023. Their 35.0 PPG to oponents in 2022 ranked 118th in the nation last season.

Indiana is not seen as a threat to the Big Ten title in 2023. They are currently ranked last in the preseason consensus odds to win the title at +27274.

Indiana Hoosiers Point Spreads

The Hoosiers were able to cover in only 4-8 against the spread last season, which focuses on the margin of victory. Here’s how that could look for Indiana:

  • Indiana +21 (-110)
  • Ohio State -21 (-110)

The favored Buckeyes (noted by the minus sign) were “laying” 21 points to Indiana, meaning they needed to win by 22 or more to cover the spread. Since the Hoosiers lost by only seven, they covered the spread, meaning Indiana spread bettors won their bet, while the Buckeye backers lost. Had Ohio State won by exactly 21, the bet would’ve been a tie for both sides.

Indiana Hoosiers Over/Unders

Over/unders, or totals, are bets on the scoring of both the Hoosiers and their opponent for a game.

If a total is set at 55 for Indiana vs. Michigan, for example, and Indiana wins 31-28, then the over wins the bet. Under bettors would need both teams to combine for 54 or fewer points. Which team wins the game doesn’t matter, nor does the margin of victory.

IU's poor defense actually helped IU hit the over on 58.3% of their games last season.

Indiana Hoosiers Moneylines

With a moneyline bet on Indiana, if the Hoosiers win, so do you, no matter the margin of victory or points scored.

The bigger an underdog (plus odds) the more a moneyline bet will pay out, while the bigger a favorite (minus odds) the less it will pay out. Using a $10 bet as an example, if Indiana is a +165 dog, that $10 risked is worth $16.50 in profit. If the Hoosiers are -165 favorites, you’d have to risk $16.50 to earn $10 in profit, assuming the Hoosiers win in both cases.

Indiana Hoosiers Props

These are bets on the stat line of a single player instead of the whole team.

Some props you could place on Indiana are over/under on Teyven Jackon's passing yards, among many more.

Indiana Hoosiers Futures

Some Hoosiers futures you could bet on include the team winning the Big Ten or the national title, and over or under a certain number of wins.

Hoosiers Injuries

All NCAAF Injuries

There are no injuries for this team currently.

Indiana Hoosiers 2023 Season Preview

The Hoosiers had a forgettable 2022 campaign, finishing the season 4-8. Ultimately, there are more questions than answers surrounding this Indiana squad heading into the new season.

The Hoosiers are hoping to right the ship in 2023 by bringing in several transfer players at key positions. It is unlikely, though, that these transfers will be able to plug every gap on the roster with only seven starters returning from a year ago. All eyes will be on transfer QB Tayven Jackson from Tennessee. Jackson is expected to have a talented, but unproven wide receiver corp at his disposal. IU's biggest question on offense will be whether or not the line can provide enough time and space for the skill players to do their jobs. IU had the 95th ranked offense in 2022, scoring an average of 22.2 points per game.

Indiana's defense will look unfamiliar to fans in 2023, as most of the squad is no longer with the program after a disappointing season. Again, the team will have to rely on a heavy transfer presence to buoy this side of the ball. The coaching staff is likely to have their hands full on defense, with a need to develop a very young group of players. There's nowhere to go but up for the Hoosiers defense in 2023. Their 35.0 PPG to oponents in 2022 ranked 118th in the nation last season.

Indiana is not seen as a threat to the Big Ten title in 2023. They are currently ranked last in the preseason consensus odds to win the title at +27274.

Indiana Hoosiers Point Spreads

The Hoosiers were able to cover in only 4-8 against the spread last season, which focuses on the margin of victory. Here’s how that could look for Indiana:

  • Indiana +21 (-110)
  • Ohio State -21 (-110)

The favored Buckeyes (noted by the minus sign) were “laying” 21 points to Indiana, meaning they needed to win by 22 or more to cover the spread. Since the Hoosiers lost by only seven, they covered the spread, meaning Indiana spread bettors won their bet, while the Buckeye backers lost. Had Ohio State won by exactly 21, the bet would’ve been a tie for both sides.

Indiana Hoosiers Over/Unders

Over/unders, or totals, are bets on the scoring of both the Hoosiers and their opponent for a game.

If a total is set at 55 for Indiana vs. Michigan, for example, and Indiana wins 31-28, then the over wins the bet. Under bettors would need both teams to combine for 54 or fewer points. Which team wins the game doesn’t matter, nor does the margin of victory.

IU's poor defense actually helped IU hit the over on 58.3% of their games last season.

Indiana Hoosiers Moneylines

With a moneyline bet on Indiana, if the Hoosiers win, so do you, no matter the margin of victory or points scored.

The bigger an underdog (plus odds) the more a moneyline bet will pay out, while the bigger a favorite (minus odds) the less it will pay out. Using a $10 bet as an example, if Indiana is a +165 dog, that $10 risked is worth $16.50 in profit. If the Hoosiers are -165 favorites, you’d have to risk $16.50 to earn $10 in profit, assuming the Hoosiers win in both cases.

Indiana Hoosiers Props

These are bets on the stat line of a single player instead of the whole team.

Some props you could place on Indiana are over/under on Teyven Jackon's passing yards, among many more.

Indiana Hoosiers Futures

Some Hoosiers futures you could bet on include the team winning the Big Ten or the national title, and over or under a certain number of wins.