Michael Niziolek

1 week ago | indystar.com | Michael Niziolek

Previous IU quarterback Kurtis Rourke did not move much in the pocket, but Fernando Mendoza may add a different element to IU's offense. He reached out to Cal’s Fernando Mendoza the minute it became clear that IU’s coaching staff had set their sights on the 3,000-yard passer following the program’s loss to Notre Dame in the College Football Playoff. “Of course I hit him up,” Sarratt said with a smile during spring practice.

1 week ago | courierpress.com | Michael Niziolek

Previous IU quarterback Kurtis Rourke did not move much in the pocket, but Fernando Mendoza may add a different element to IU's offense. BLOOMINGTON — Indiana football wide receiver Elijah Sarratt wasn’t going to stay on the sidelines with his team in need of a new QB1. He reached out to Cal’s Fernando Mendoza the minute it became clear that IU’s coaching staff had set their sights on the 3,000-yard passer following the program’s loss to Notre Dame in the College Football Playoff.

2 weeks ago | heraldtimesonline.com | Michael Niziolek

Indiana's new starting quarterback Fernando Mendoza threw for 3,004 yards and completed 68.7% of his passes at Cal in 2024. Fernando Mendoza has a big arm, but his mobility earned high marks from his new teammates during spring practice. Indiana football players praised the way Fernando Mendoza took command of the huddle throughout spring camp. BLOOMINGTON — Indiana football wide receiver Elijah Sarratt wasn’t going to stay on the sidelines with his team in need of a new QB1.

2 weeks ago | heraldtimesonline.com | Michael Niziolek

Indiana football brought back All-Big Ten caliber players at corner, linebacker and defensive end. The Hoosiers expected starting quarterback Fernando Mendoza was the No. 4 rated transfer at his position. Indiana football's star-studded transfer haul on the offensive line included former Notre Dame starting center Pat Coogan. BLOOMINGTON — Indiana football liked life at the top of the Big Ten last year.

4 weeks ago | usatoday.com | Michael Niziolek

BLOOMINGTON — Former Indiana basketball team physician Dr. Bradford Bomba Sr. has died at 89. A longtime family friend confirmed his death to The Herald-Times on Friday afternoon. Bomba entered hospice in recent months while battling various serious health conditions. Bomba had a private practice in the area for decades — in retirement he continued to treat patients at a free local clinic — while working as a contracted physician for Indiana University Athletics for much of that time.