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Indiana Head Coach Curt Cignetti during spring football practice at Memorial Stadium on Thursday, April 2, 2026. | Rich Janzaruk/Herald-Times / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
Monday was pretty up and down for Indiana football. Or down and up is probably a more accurate way of phrasing it.
First, Indiana lost one of its high school commitments in the class of 2027 when Monsanna Torbert Jr., a defensive back out of Princeton High School in Cincinnati, announced his decommitment from the program. Then, hours later, the Hoosiers picked up another commitment in the class when Branden Sharpe, a wide receiver out of Brownsburg High School in Brownsburg, Indiana, announced his pledge.
Here’s everything you need to know about the Hoosiers today:
ICYMI on The Crimson Quarry
- Indiana football lands commitment from 4-star offensive lineman Mason McDermott
- Curt Cignetti addresses possible College Football Playoff expansion
- Indiana receives expert prediction to land in-state 5-star 2027 WR Monshun Sales
- Indiana football offers 4-star 2028 cornerback Nate Dollard
What they’re saying about the Hoosiers
- The Indianapolis Star: What Indiana basketball coach Darian DeVries wants in his 2026-27 schedule
- Indiana Daily Student: Indiana baseball closes difficult season with series win over Illinois
- USA Today: Brendan Sorsby says he bet on Indiana football to feel more ‘connected’ to team
- Indiana Daily Student: Indiana rowing finishes 7th at Big Ten Championships
- The Daily Hoosier:IU basketball confirms the addition of transfer guard Justin Monden
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