The Peegs Podcast

Indiana's losing streak stretched to seven games following a blowout loss to Ohio State, leaving IU once again looking for answers.

Indiana's balance and depth was way too much for Bethune-Cookman to handle, and IU was dominant in a 101-49 victory to move to 2-0.

IU has lost six straight and has to travel to Ohio State, giving Indiana a real challenge as it tries to avoid bowl elimination vs. the No. 2 team in the country.

Indiana opened the season with a 35-point win over Morehead State that featured balanced lineups and plenty to be excited about.

The Hoosiers suffered their sixth-straight defeat in a 45-14 loss to Penn State, and IU's problems have rarely looked worse. We break it down.

Indiana showed plenty of balance in rolling to an easy exhibition win over St. Francis, and we break down the veterans and impressive youngsters.

The Hoosiers spent their bye week looking inward, and there could be changes on the horizon as Penn State comes to town. We break down the latest.

Indiana rolled to an exhibition win over Marian, and it was the newcomers who impressed the most as the Hoosiers dominated from the opening tip. We present a stat-free breakdown.

Indiana's inept offense kept the Hoosiers from capitalizing on a 14-0 first-quarter lead, and now the Hoosiers go into their bye week with a lot of questions.

Indiana has dropped four straight and needs to play with urgency to pull out of the skid as the Hoosiers head to Rutgers. We hear from Tom Allen.

Indiana had multiple opportunities to beat Maryland, but the Hoosiers couldn't get out of its way to drop its fourth straight game. We break it down.

Tom Allen decided enough was enough and replaced Darren Hiller with Rod Carey, and we hear from Allen and Carey as IU preps for Maryland.

The Hoosiers gave themselves a chance to win in the fourth quarter, but IU's lack of offense once again doomed the club. We break down the defeat.

Indiana's offensive woes are holding the program back, as are doing the little things. We hear from Tom Allen and Walt Bell.

Indiana's inability to move the football combined with a pile of mental mistakes to send IU to its second-straight loss. We break down the Hoosiers' defeat.