Indiana football DL Kellan Wyatt to return for 2026 season
Indiana is bringing another 2025 defensive lineman back into the fold in Kellan Wyatt, who started before an injury.
Indiana football has bolstered its 2026 defense by securing the return of defensive lineman Kellan Wyatt for the upcoming season. Wyatt, who was a key player during the 2025 season, will rejoin the Hoosiers roster following a district court ruling in Colorado that granted him an additional year of eligibility. Wyatt's injury ended his 2025 campaign with Indiana after he suffered a season-ending knee injury against Michigan State.
Despite his setback, Wyatt managed to make an impact with 28 total tackles, 12 solo tackles, and 2.5 sacks throughout the season. His return, along with fellow defensive lineman Stephen Daley, positions the Hoosiers as having one of the deepest defensive lines in college football. This addition, combined with recent transfers Tobi Osunsanmi and Chiddi Obiazor from Kansas State, further strengthens Indiana's defensive lineup.
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