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TRIGGERED: Alabama Fans MELTDOWN Over Indiana Football Success | When will they ACCEPT DEFEAT?
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- May 8, 2026
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- 1648
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Summary
Alabama fans are upset with Indiana Football AGAIN — this time because Indiana is using NIL and donor support to build a championship-level roster. Jacob Goins reacts to the latest Alabama message board meltdown involving Fernando Mendoza, Mark Cuban, and Indiana donors while pointing out the unbelievable irony surrounding SEC programs complaining about paying players. Indiana Football continues to live rent free in the minds of Alabama fans after Curt Cignetti and the Hoosiers took over college football. Plus, Darian DeVries met with the media and explained what he learned during his first season as Indiana Basketball head coach. Jacob breaks down why Indiana’s offseason approach completely changed, why the Hoosiers built a much more physical Big Ten roster this time around, and why expectations are MUCH higher entering year two. Also in today’s episode: NCAA Tournament officially expands to 76 teams Why Indiana would have made the tournament last season Why expansion mostly benefits mediocre power conference teams Big Ten vs SEC conversations continue Why Indiana Basketball’s portal strategy improved dramatically Subscribe for daily Indiana Hoosiers coverage on football and basketball.