Curt Cignetti outlines plan to protect Josh Hoover from turnovers
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 11, 2026, 3:51 PM
Last updated Aug 11, 2026
Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti detailed his strategy for quarterback Josh Hoover during a recent film study session with ESPN. After transferring from TCU, Hoover, who previously struggled with interceptions, will be supported by a run-heavy offense to minimize turnover risk. Cignetti praised Hoover's arm talent and ability to read defenses. Indiana faces a challenging schedule in the Big Ten this season, including tough matchups against Ohio State and Michigan. Cignetti expressed confidence in Hoover's potential, noting the strong offensive system in place.
- •Cignetti plans to run the ball more to support Hoover.
- •Hoover previously threw 33 interceptions in his career at TCU.
- •Indiana will face challenging defenses from Ohio State and Michigan.
- •Cignetti highlights Hoover's quick processing abilities.
- •Indiana aims to repeat last season's success after winning the national championship.
- 3:51 PMYahoo Sports — Curt Cignetti reveals how Indiana will protect Josh Hoover from committing turnovers
"Indiana coach Curt Cignetti detailed his plan for new quarterback Josh Hoover in a recent film study session with ESPN.
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