Josh Hoover isn’t your typical college quarterback; he’s rapidly emerging as TCU football’s face and will be a name you hear a lot more of this season. After racking up almost Hoover has amassed 1,000 passing yards, 11 touchdowns, and only 2 interceptions this season, the Rockwall, Texas native has gone from dominating high school scoreboards to taking center stage in Fort Worth. But it’s not just his stats that make him stand out; it’s also the way he dominates the field with confidence, and the ability to make big plays look easy.

Off the field, Hoover’s story becomes even more fascinating. He is establishing himself as more than just a quarterback; he is a brand, as proven by his $2.6 million NIL valuation, expanding endorsement roster, and reputation that combines skill and charm. From winning the Landry Award in high school to flipping his commitment from Indiana to TCU, Hoover’s career has been filled with risky decisions and big rewards. He is now becoming one of the most marketable and captivating players in college football as he keeps racking up touchdowns and attention.

Who are Josh Hoover’s siblings, Hannah and Caleb Hoover?

Family has played a central role in that rise. Josh is the middle child between his older sister Hannah and younger brother Caleb. Their father, Alex Hoover, once suited up in the NFL as a linebacker for the Houston Oilers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, while their mother, Mary, remains the family’s anchor, rarely missing a game.

Who is Hannah Hoover?

Hannah Hoover, who works as an anchor and sports reporter for KOCO 5 News in Oklahoma City, has made a name for herself in front of the camera. She does more than just cover the games; she also tells the backstories, and occasionally her work crosses paths with her brother’s. In one very special moment, she combined her professional role with sibling banter when she interviewed Josh prior to TCU’s game against Oklahoma State. Their playful yet supportive relationship speaks volumes about their shared bond.

Who is Caleb Hoover?

The youngest member of the Hoover family, Caleb, is also making headlines in baseball. He’s hitting 339 and driving in almost 50 runs as a freshman at Grayson College, and he’s hitting home runs like it’s second nature, with 16 of them in just 41 games. You have a two-way threat when you combine it with some pitching that has a strong 1.80 ERA.

How has Josh Hoover influenced the careers of his younger siblings? 

Josh Hoover has not only made a name for himself at TCU, but he has also quietly influenced the lives of his younger siblings. Sports had been just in the Hoover family’s DNA as they grew up. As Josh put it, “It was always a part of our lives. My parents never pushed it on us… We just wanted to play and be active and be the best we could at whatever we did.” That drive rubbed off on Caleb, who became a baseball player, and even Hannah, who discovered her own niche in sports journalism. She grew up in the same competitive, sports-mad family, even though she wasn’t chasing touchdowns or home runs, and she carried that into her career by covering the games.

What ethnicity are Josh Hoover and his younger siblings? 

The Hoovers keep their background relatively private. Josh and his siblings, Hannah and Caleb, were born and raised in Texas and are as American with deep ties to the state. The family has not publicly shared their ethnicity, so it is not known.

Inside Josh Hoover’s Relationship with His Siblings

Josh Hoover’s bond with his siblings extends far beyond the typical brother-sister dynamic. Being seven years older than Josh, Hannah has always been the “cool big sister.” When she got the job as a sports reporter at KOCO-5 in Oklahoma City, she joked, “My goal is to be able to interview Josh or Caleb on the sidelines.” That dream essentially came true last year. She acknowledges that despite the age difference, “We never had the fighting or the bickering… despite the age gap, we’ve always been really close. I think that’s partially our parents always encouraging us to show up for each other.” Hannah calls him once a week, and they don’t even discuss football most of the time. She laughs when she says that Josh’s favorite method for staying in touch is simply sending her TikToks. Hannah called it a “pinch-me moment” when all three siblings and their parents ended up in one place when OSU played TCU in Fort Worth.