Josh Hoover shined in his Hoosiers debut, and he made it look gritty with a busted nose
Summary
Josh Hoover played very well in his first game as Indiana’s quarterback, throwing four touchdown passes and completing most of his throws. During the game, he got a nose injury from a hard pull on his facemask but kept playing strong, helping Indiana win 52-16 against North Texas.Key Facts
- Josh Hoover is Indiana’s new starting quarterback.
- He completed 13 of 16 passes for 231 yards and threw four touchdowns.
- Hoover was injured when an opponent pulled hard on his facemask, causing a bloody nose.
- He never stopped playing despite the injury.
- Indiana won the game 52-16 over North Texas.
- Hoover transferred from TCU back to Indiana, the school he originally committed to in high school.
- Hoover replaced Fernando Mendoza, last year’s Heisman Trophy winner and top NFL draft pick.
- Indiana coach Curt Cignetti praised Hoover’s performance and toughness.
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