Never Apologize for Winning. But Indiana’s Win at Nebraska Leaves Work to Do.
Coach Griff examines Indiana’s 20–17 win at Nebraska, with concerns about run-game variety, goal-line creativity, tackling and takeaways before Ohio State.
ISB Radio Post Game Show: Indiana vs. Nebraska Live After the Game
Join Jim Coyle and Coach Griff on ISB Radio approximately 30 minutes after Indiana vs. Nebraska for immediate reaction, analysis, turning points and what’s next.
Coach Griff’s Take: Urban Meyer Needs One Standard for Indiana and Ohio State
Urban Meyer can question Indiana’s schedule. But Coach Griff argues the same measuring stick must apply to Ohio State—and a win’s value is different from whether it counts.
Coach Griff’s Big Ten Power Rankings: Ohio State Holds No. 1, Indiana Right Behind
Coach Griff ranks all 18 Big Ten teams after the Oct. 2–3 games, with Ohio State holding No. 1, Indiana at No. 2 and major movement throughout the conference.
21 Straight Wins — and Indiana Keeps Falling: It’s Time to Question the AP Poll
Indiana demolished Rutgers 47-15, produced 593 yards and extended its winning streak to 21 games — then dropped in the AP Poll. It’s time to examine what the rankings are actually measuring.
The Protect College Sports Act: Can Washington Fix College Sports Without Changing What Makes It Great?
The Senate has passed the Protect College Sports Act. Coach Griff examines the protections it offers—and whether federal rules could unintentionally change the competitive opportunity making college football so compelling.
Josh Hoover vs. Fernando Mendoza: Are We Comparing the Same Four Games?
Josh Hoover’s first four games stack up surprisingly well with Fernando Mendoza’s 2025 start. Coach Griff compares explosive production—and the clutch test Hoover has not yet faced.
Indiana Football Is Winning. Stop Poisoning the Experience.
Winning and legitimate football analysis can coexist. Coach Griff explains why instant postgame reaction should not be confused with film study—and why Indiana fans should demand improvement without allowing every imperfection to poison winning.
The Price of College Sports, Part III: Congress Steps In — What the Protect College Sports Act Would Actually Change
Part III of The Price of College Sports examines the Protect College Sports Act, S. 4668, and what federal rules on NIL, agents, transfers, eligibility, athlete welfare and antitrust could mean for college athletics.
The Price of College Sports — Part II: Are Power Four Athletic Departments Really Losing Money?
Part II of The Price of College Sports follows the money through Power Four athletics, using Indiana and Purdue to test what “losing money” really means.
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