PTI What Does Title Mean for Hoosiers?
Jan 20, 2026
Jeff Saturday, former NFL center and ESPN analyst, dives into the intricacies of offensive line play. He shares insights on how the Patriots can bolster their pass protection and adapt to new rhythm with quarterback Jarrett Stidham. Saturday also discusses the puzzling trend of coaches moving away from the run game, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a physical team identity. Additionally, he highlights the Seahawks' commitment to running and how different backs can diversify blocking strategies, providing a rich perspective on the evolving dynamics of football.
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Indiana's Championship Was Systemic
- Indiana's title run was driven by complementary football and situational plays, not just star power.
- Michael Wilbon credits coaching and player development for turning under-recruited talent into champions.
Mendoza's Defining Moment
- Tony Kornheiser lavishes praise on Fernando Mendoza and recounts his fourth-and-four run to the end zone.
- He frames Mendoza's performance as validation for the Heisman and for Indiana's improbable season.
Big Ten's National Ascendancy
- The Big Ten's recent dominance reshapes the national power narrative in college football.
- Michael Wilbon argues the conference merits respect after three straight national champions.