College football analysts dig into possible injury with Indiana quarterback
A couple of guys who have experience in this area have theories about what is going on with Indiana quarterback Josh Hoover and a potential injury.
College football analysts are examining the potential injury of Indiana quarterback Josh Hoover. Indiana replaced the struggling and injured Hoover with Grant Wilson at halftime of their overtime victory over Minnesota on Saturday. Wilson completed 9 of 17 passes for 156 yards, including the winning touchdown on the first play of overtime.
Hoover has been dealing with an unspecified injury since October 17th, when he was hit by a Minnesota defender in the closing seconds of the first half. He did not return to the game. Hoosiers have lost two games since then, including an overtime defeat to Ohio State. Former college quarterbacks Danny Kanell and Joel Klatt have voiced concerns about Hoover's condition.
Kanell suggests that there may be more serious issues with Hoover than what is being reported, while Klatt points to accuracy problems in his passing that could be affecting his confidence.
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