Indiana QB Josh Hoover stays in game after injury scare leads to blood pouring from nose

Indiana quarterback Josh Hoover remained in Saturday’s game against North Texas despite blood pouring from his nose following a facemask penalty in the second quarter at Memorial Stadium.

The injury scare came during Hoover’s first start for the defending national champions after transferring from TCU.

The fifth-year signal caller stayed on the field after North Texas drew a 15-yard facemask penalty during a sack attempt. FOX College Football highlighted the sequence on X, formerly Twitter, as the No. 6 Hoosiers continued their season opener in Bloomington.

“Just a bit of a facemask on Josh Hoover…

He stayed in the game with blood pouring out his nose”

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Just a bit of a facemask on Josh Hoover…

He stayed in the game with blood pouring out his nose pic.twitter.com/M8tXstKb1y

— FOX College Football (@CFBONFOX) September 5, 2026

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