After the 2020 season, in which it reached the top 10 for the first time in a half-century and nearly won a Big Ten East title, Indiana s recruiting t .
Snider OL Moore commits to IU
DYLAN SINN | The Journal Gazette
Snider offensive lineman D.J. Moore, who will be a senior in the fall has committed to play college football at Indiana, he announced on social media Monday. It s done. I m stayin home, Moore wrote on Twitter.
The 6-foot-5, 315-pound Moore chose the Hoosiers over offers from Purdue and a number of other Big Ten teams, including Nebraska and Minnesota.
He is projected as an offensive guard in college and is the No. 413 recruit in the country, per 247sports.com and the 10th-ranked player in the state. Rivals has him ranked much higher, at No. 220 nationally, making him a four-star recruit.
Fiacable eager to finally be a part of IU’s program
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On the first day of spring practice, as he stepped into his equipment and pulled an Indiana jersey over his head, Vinny Fiacable couldn’t believe what he was doing.
It was really happening, he told himself. The day he’d waited on for years was finally here. After making regular trips to Bloomington each fall for as long as he could remember, Fiacable was now part of the team. A Hoosier in full.
And while it feels like Fiacable was destined for a college football playing career at Indiana, where he’s the fourth member of his immediate family to wear the colors, the 6-foot-4, 318-pound offensive lineman isn’t taking anything for granted about this eagerly-anticipated IU experience.