Indiana football secured a major early commit in the 2028 cycle as four-star quarterback Lukas Prock from The Hun School chose the Hoosiers, entering as IU’s first pledge of the 2028 class and signaling the program’s rising recruiting momentum under head coach Curt Cignetti. Prock is widely regarded as a consensus top-10 QB in his class and No. 69 overall, with more than 40 scholarship offers, and chose Indiana over finalists including Notre Dame, Michigan, Florida and Ohio State. The commitment positions Prock as the foundation of Indiana’s 2028 class and could make him the highest-ranked quarterback signee for the program, ahead of other signal-callers like Jameson Prucell in the 2027 class. Indiana has already been highlighted for its aggressive investment in recruiting, including a high-profile 2027 commit from five-star wide receiver Monshun Sales, which signals the program’s willingness to pay top-dollar to land elite talent. The move comes as IU continues to leverage national championship success and strong recruiting chatter to attract top prospects, with coverage noting Prock’s potential to anchor future offense and the program’s broader recruiting strategy.