Overview
- Indiana University fired its football coach, Tom Allen, after a 33-49 record over seven seasons, with only two winning seasons and bowl trips.
- Tom Allen's buyout is around $20.8 million, which would be the third-largest buyout in college football history, indicating Indiana's seriousness about finding football success.
- Indiana's football facilities are considered top-notch, with a football complex that opened in 2019, an indoor practice field, and a football-only weight room set to open in 2024.
- Several names are being considered for the head coach position, including Toledo head coach Jason Candle, New Mexico State head coach Jerry Kill, and South Alabama head coach Kane Wommack.
- Indiana's next coach will face the challenge of improving the school's NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) situation, which former coach Allen indicated was lacking.