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Colin McMahon

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Chief Operating Officer at @StartupNation. Former EIC @chicagotribune and CCO at Tribune Publishing. Good cooker/cleaner. Cleveland sports fan. Lucky bastard.
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Fall Camp Observations: Notes from Indiana's first practice ahead of the 2026 season

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By Colin McMahon
| Talkin' Bout the Hoosiers
Takeaways, notes and updates from practice number one of fall camp for the Indiana football program on Wednesday.
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'We've got a lot of work to do': Why fall camp will be critical for Indiana's success in 2026

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By Colin McMahon
| Go Iowa Awesome
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Isaiah Jones never quit on Indiana, as his journey mirrors the program's resilience

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By Colin McMahon
| Go Iowa Awesome
About four miles south of Interstate 70 between Dayton and Columbus lies a quaint little town of a little over 10,000 people, right in the heart of Ohio State country. Folks there are obsessed with Buckeye football, and to play for the Scarlet and Gray is the honor of a lifetime. Darnell (DJ) Jones got that honor, but for his son, Isaiah, he had to look elsewhere to play Big Ten football.
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