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Indiana delved into the transfer portal to reload with veterans, aiming for a strong Week 1 showing.
Cignetti retains most on-field staff, with Bryant Haines raised to $3 million and Mike Shanahan to $1.7 million annually.
Indiana expects a strong defensive front with transfers Osunsanmi, Burnham, and Obiazor, plus returning pieces.
The Hoosiers’ quarterback situation centers on Josh Hoover’s move from TCU and how he adapts in spring drills.
Indiana emphasizes culture and continuity, keeping most staff and surrounding players with a strong veteran core.
Indiana’s defense is led by returning players like Jamari Sharpe and Tyrique Tucker, with a mix of starters back for 2026.
Indiana eyes as many as 14 starters in their fifth year of eligibility after spring turnover.
Mendoza’s successor and the NFL Draft presence create ongoing attention as Indiana builds toward fall.
Cignetti stressed that spring anxiety reflects a normal process of turnover and adaptation before summer and fall camp.

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The Raiders are projected to pick Fernando Mendoza first overall, making him the franchise’s first-round quarterback since JaMarcus Russell.
Mendoza is described as having intuition, throwing accuracy and confidence that could ease his transition to the NFL.
Las Vegas could add Denzel Boston in Round 2 as Mendoza’s potential top receiving target with 50/50 playmaking ability.
The mock includes trading up to No. 54 to secure Christen Miller in Round 2 as an interior run defender.
Round 4 targets Markel Bell at tackle to bolster protection for Mendoza and the Raiders’ line.
Kamari Ramsey is projected as a Day 2 safety addition to bolster Las Vegas’ shallow safety depth.
The plan includes adding Kaelon Black in Round 6 as a running back depth option with pass protection ability.
Round 7 positions Lorenzo Styles Jr. as a speedy defensive back with potential special-teams impact.
The piece emphasizes Brugler’s ‘Beast’ guide insights and the breadth of scouting reports shaping the mock.

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Indiana nears the end of spring practice with a tight cornerback battle, led by Sharpe vs. Harris and Gandy for the starting job opposite Sharpe.
AJ Harris and Ryland Gandy are competing for the second starting spot, with Williams serving as a depth option.
Sharpe has progressed, showing field corner ability and leadership in the rotation.
Harris, a Penn State transfer, started 26 of 27 games and earned All-Third Team Big Ten honors in 2024.
Gandy brings extensive playing time and experience to Indiana’s back end.
Coaches highlight versatility and game experience as keys to the back end.
Indiana plans to rely on Ferrell and Zachman to provide leadership in the secondary.
The spring game on Thursday will be pivotal for determining the cornerback pecking order.
Indiana’s secondary aims to improve coverage with a more experienced group this season.
The article frames the cornerback competition as the Hoosiers’ key spring storyline.

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D'Angelo Ponds is projected as a Day 2 pick despite height limits, due to testing and playmaking ability.
Aiden Fisher is described as the 'quarterback' of Indiana's defense, with leadership but limited athletic upside.
Louis Moore is highlighted for ball skills but evaluated as limited athletically and by age.
Mikail Kamara is noted for past production but concerns include length and explosive traits.
Devan Boykin is noted for overcoming injury history and bringing experience to special teams prospects.
Indiana may have as many as eight players drafted or invited, reflecting its draft history.
Kamara's 2024 sack output raised expectations, but 2025 production cooled, affecting draft outlook.
The report notes potential UDFA opportunities for several IU prospects.
Indiana's defense is highlighted for its leadership and readiness to contribute at the next level.

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Indiana will host Eastern Illinois to open the 2026-27 season, marking the season opener.
Eastern Illinois will be paid $115,000 for the game in Bloomington.
Eastern Illinois is a 13-20 team from the Ohio Valley Conference with a No. 324 KenPom ranking in 2025-26.
Indiana leads the all-time series with Eastern Illinois 3-0.
Indiana last faced Eastern Illinois in Bloomington on November 10, 2024, winning 90-55.
Other confirmed non-conference opponents for Indiana next season include Bellarmine, Bowling Green, Syracuse, and Kentucky.
The report was published Monday afternoon, according to Inside the Hall.
Alex Rosinski is cited as the reporter regarding Indiana's 2026-27 non-conference schedule.
The article notes Eastern Illinois is based in Charleston, Illinois.
Marty Simmons was the coach of Eastern Illinois during the 2025-26 season.

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