Matt Fortuna
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599 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Feb 2026
last heard 23 Mar
Matt Fortuna’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Like, this is for the guys who came before us and the guys who laid the foundation.
Indiana really never got any of that.
It was like, okay, that's nice.
You went 11-1.
You lost to Ohio State and now Notre Dame in the playoff.
We'll never hear from you again.
It's like, no, actually, like they're the ones who made people believe in Indiana and made Indiana believe in Indiana.
And therefore, again, I know it's a lot of different faces when you're recruiting fifth year seniors again and again, but it's still a program.
It's still the same coaching staff.
There's a model there, a culture.
And I think now that they've won it all, we'll finally see them get that that national bump, if you will, in profile and in benefit of the doubt.
So there's, for the first time in a long time, it feels like there's so many returning quarterbacks, known commodities in this conference.
And any one of them would obviously qualify as a legitimate answer to this question, as would Jeremiah Smith, who's probably the best pure football player in the country.
I'll go a little different.
I'll go Coy Parrish, who transferred from Minnesota to Oregon.
Offense, defense, special teams, obviously a two-time All-Big Ten player at safety.
But I think he's a guy who can change the game in all sorts of different ways.
And if you look at Oregon's final month of the season, it's at Ohio State, Michigan, at Michigan State, Washington.
I count three legitimate college football playoff contenders in that group.
I'd be surprised if he doesn't play a big role in at least one of those games and therefore helps decide the Big Ten title race, whether that's knocking Ohio State out of it or –
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