Indiana Hoosiers football

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Head Coach	Terry Hoeppner 2nd year, 9-14
Home Stadium	Memorial Stadium Capacity 52,354 - AstroPlay
Outfitter	Adidas
Conference Affiliation
Independent (1882 - 1899) Big Ten (1900 - Present)
Team Records
All-Time: 429-587-44 Bowl: 3-5-0
Big Ten Championships (2)
1945, 1967

The Indiana Hoosiers are a college football program that competes in NCAA Division I-A and the Big Ten Conference.

Contents 1 Bowl Games 2 Trophy Games 3 Individual Award Winners 3.1 National 3.1.1 Players 3.1.2 Coach 3.2 Big Ten Conference 3.2.1 Players 3.2.2 Coach 4 College Football Hall of Famers 5 Pro Football Hall of Famer 6 Current NFL Players 7 Other Famous Coaches and Players 8 References

[edit] Bowl Games

• All-American - 1986
• Copper - 1991
• Holiday - 1979
• Independence – 1993
• Liberty – 1988
• Peach – 1987, 1990
• Rose – 1967

[edit] Trophy Games

• Old Brass Spittoon - Michigan State Spartans
• Old Oaken Bucket - Purdue Boilermakers

[edit] Individual Award Winners

[edit] National

[edit] Players Maxwell Award Anthony Thompson - 1989 Walter Camp Award Anthony Thompson - 1989

[edit] Coach Paul "Bear" Bryant Award John Pont, 1967

[edit] Big Ten Conference

[edit] Players

Chicago Tribune Silver Football Chuck Bennett - 1928 Vernon Huffman - 1936 Corbett Davis - 1937 Tim Clifford - 1979 Anthony Thompson - 1988, 1989 Antwaan Randle El - 2001

Player of the Year Anthony Thompson - 1988, 1989 Offensive Player of the Year Antwaan Randle El - 2001 Freshman of the Year Antwaan Randle El - 1998

[edit] Coach

• Dave McClain Coach of the Year

Bill Mallory - 1986, 1987

[edit] College Football Hall of Famers

• Zora Clevinger
• Bill Ingram
• Pete Pihos
• George Taliaferro
• John Tavener^[1]

[edit] Pro Football Hall of Famer

• Pete Pihos

[edit] Current NFL Players

• Victor Adeyanju - Defensive End, St. Louis Rams
• Kris Dielman - Offensive Guard, San Diego Chargers
• Trent Green - Quarterback, Kansas City Chiefs
• Aaron Halterman - Tight End, Houston Texans
• Gibran Hamdan - Quarterback, Seattle Seahawks
• Herana-Daze Jones - Safety, Cincinnati Bengals
• Chris Liwienski - Offensive Guard, Minnesota Vikings
• Adewale Ogunleye - Defensive End, Chicago Bears
• Antwaan Randle El - Wide Receiver, Washington Redskins
• Kemp Rasmussen - Defensive End, Seattle Seahawks
• Courtney Roby - Wide Receiver, Tennessee Titans
• Justin Smith - Linebacker, Chicago Bears
• Isaac Sowells - Offensive Guard, Cleveland Browns^[2]

[edit] Other Famous Coaches and Players

• Vaughn Dunbar
• Earl Faison
• Bill Mallory
• James Pierce
• Lou Saban
• Pete Stoyanovich
• Jim Trimble

[edit] References

1. ^ College Football Hall of Famers
2. ^ Current NFL Players