The Indiana Hoosiers are building the football technology infrastructure to win, again.
Winning a college football national championship is what this entire enterprise is about and the hardest thing to do in the sport. Defending one is harder.
Indiana knows that. “Most programs invest in football technology infrastructure when they’re trying to climb,” says Sam Curtis, Teamworks Director of Product Success for Football. “Indiana is doing it coming off a national championship. That’s a different kind of ambition, and it’s exactly the mindset Teamworks Coaching and Player Personnel were built to serve.”
The Hoosiers aren’t resting on the confetti in Miami. They’ve made a deliberate investment in the football technology infrastructure that will power their program for years to come, selecting Coaching and Player Personnel as the backbone of how their staff recruits, prepares, and develops.
Teamworks Player Personnel: Finding the Edge in Player Evaluation
Recruiting in the transfer portal era is relentless. Prospects are evaluating multiple programs simultaneously, decisions move fast, and the margin for error in a staff’s information is near zero.
Teamworks Player Personnel gives Indiana’s front office a single platform where every prospect profile, evaluation, scouting note, and cutup live in one place.
Powered by Teamworks Intelligence, the platform delivers objective player trait grades tied directly to All-22 film updated automatically so the staff is always working from current data, not last week’s spreadsheet. Every metric links back to the plays that produced it, so evaluators can move from a number to film in a single click.
No spreadsheets. No disconnected inboxes. No one working off outdated information. The entire personnel staff operates from the same complete picture, so they can move faster and recruit smarter.
Teamworks Coaching: How Championship Coaching Staffs Prepare
On the coaching side, the Indiana coaching staff is notorious for its preparation depth. For Indiana, in particular, the week of work between games, practice planning, film review, scheme installation, staff communication, determines what happens on Saturday.
Teamworks Coaching brings all of it into one platform, so coaches spend less time chasing information and more time using it. When every coordinator and position coach is working from the same system, communication tightens and nothing falls through the cracks.
Built to Compound
A program’s technology investment matters most over time. When a new coach joins Indiana’s staff, he walks into a system with the program’s full evaluation and coaching history already loaded. When a recruit commits, his scouting record follows him. The information accumulates, season over season, giving the staff a stronger foundation each year than the one before.
Indiana made this investment coming off a title. The goal is to make the infrastructure that wins one championship the same infrastructure that contends for the next.
