Former Miami tight end Brock Schott has committed to Indiana, via the NCAA Transfer Portal. But here's where it gets interesting: he only made one appearance for the Hurricanes this season, and has four years of eligibility remaining. In that single game, Schott recorded two catches for 24 total yards. He played high school football at Leo (IN), where he was a four-star prospect. According to the Rivals Industry Rankings, he was the No. 246 overall player and No. 13 tight end in the 2025 recruiting cycle. At the time of his commitment to Indiana, Schott was ranked as the No. 14 tight end in On3's 2026 Transfer Portal Player Rankings. And this is the part most people miss: he's not the only transfer to commit to the Hoosiers. Indiana has already reeled in transfer commitments from standouts such as former TCU quarterback Josh Hoover and former Michigan State wide receiver Nick Marsh. The talented playmakers will look to build on Indiana's current momentum. Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti is in his second season at the helm of the program. The former James Madison HC guided the Hoosiers to their first-ever CFP appearance in his debut campaign with the team, although they ultimately suffered a first-round playoff loss. But wait, there's more! Indiana's excellent season was far from a fluke. They posted a perfect 12-0 regular-season record this season and defeated Ohio State in the Big Ten Championship to secure the No. 1 seed in the CFP. The Hoosiers didn't stop there, dominating Alabama in the CFP quarterfinals. And now, the controversy: will Indiana's momentum continue? On Friday, Indiana will square off against Oregon in the CFP semifinals. When the two teams met earlier this season on Oct. 11, the Hoosiers secured a 30-20 triumph. Cignetti is excited for an opportunity to take on the Ducks again, saying, "Playing a great opponent, Oregon, Coach Lanning. [He's] one of the young superstars in the coaching profession. I think they’re 26-2 the last two years. And really an excellent football team, offense, defense and special teams. Do a great job of coaching. Will be a big challenge. We were fortunate to win the game out in Eugene. It’s hard to beat a great team twice. Very difficult. So edged Oregon there, but oughta be a great game. Looking forward to the challenge." To keep up with the latest players on the move, check out On3's Transfer Portalwire, TheOn3 Transfer Portal Instagram account, and Twitter account.
