Curt Cignetti revealed that Indiana Football considered replacing Josh Hoover with Grant Wilson during the Hoosiers' overtime victory against Michigan. With Hoover dealing with an injury and struggling offensively, could Indiana face another quarterback decision ahead of its matchup with Minnesota?

In today's Locked On Hoosiers HIT, Jacob Goins reacts to Cignetti's postgame comments, Josh Hoover's performance against Michigan, and the potential implications for Indiana's offense moving forward.

Hoover completed 8 of 18 passes for 81 yards and an interception before helping Indiana secure a 13-6 overtime victory. Jacob explains why Hoover's health should be a priority, whether Grant Wilson could see opportunities, and why the Hoosiers' offensive line and running game need to improve regardless of who plays quarterback.

Is this a legitimate quarterback controversy, or simply a difficult situation that Curt Cignetti and his coaching staff need to manage?

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