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Curt Cignetti's Josh Hoover Problem Raises Major Concerns for Indiana's Playoff Hopes: “He’s Been Bad”

Indiana secured a narrow 13-6 overtime victory against Michigan at Memorial Stadium, though the performance raised significant questions regarding the team's offensive capability. Quarterback Josh Hoover struggled throughout the contest, completing only 8 of 18 passes for 81 yards and recording his first interception of the season.

Head coach Curt Cignetti later revealed that Hoover was playing through an injury, noting that the signal-caller was not at full health during the game. This physical limitation nearly prompted the coaching staff to substitute backup Grant Wilson during the second half.

The Hoosiers have faced a broader trend of offensive difficulty, managing only five touchdowns across their previous three matchups.

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