The college basketball transfer portal opens on April 7, but work and preparation towards securing commitments have been underway for weeks. The Indiana Hoosiers had a disappointing year one under Darian DeVries, and the coaching staff knows they need major upgrades in the portal in order to break a growing NCAA Tournament drought.
Our transfer portal names to know series involves players with rumored interest or interesting connections with IU basketball. Jalen Haralson is a player who needs no introduction to most IU basketball fans.
Watch as IU football defensive tackles Tyrique Tucker and Mario Landino took questions from the media Thursday in Bloomington following spring practice number four.
Indiana women’s basketball has picked up its first commitment in the class of 2027. And it’s a big one. Forward Finley Parker announced her commitment to the Hoosiers on social media Thursday.
Watch as IU football coach Curt Cignetti met with the media on Thursday afternoon following spring practice number four. Cignetti recapped the first week of spring practice and discussed Indiana’s Wednesday Pro Day.
TCU head coach Sonny Dykes came across as bitter last week when discussing his now former quarterback Josh Hoover. During an interview with State of the Frogs, Dykes made comments about Hoover that went viral on social media.
Since 2020, five QBs have been taken No. 1 and subsequently been named their Week 1 starter. Each struggled.
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit against Indiana University in which former men’s basketball players alleged improper sexual conduct by former team doctor Brad Bomba.
IU football coach Curt Cignetti and defensive linemen Mario Landino and Tyrique Tucker addressed the media on Thursday morning as the Hoosiers continue spring practice.
The Indiana Baseball team will get the chance to play at one of the sport’s most iconic venues when the final month of the regular season begins. Head coach Jeff Mercer and his squad will play the opening game (Friday, May 1) of their series against Northwestern at Wrigley Field – the iconic home of the Chicago Cubs.
First-year Raiders head coach Klint Kubiak recently hinted that he'd prefer for Mendoza to spend part of his first pro season serving as a backup for "a mature adult" such as Cousins.
Wednesday was a day unlike any other in the history of Indiana Hoosiers football. No, a national championship parade wasn't had, and no game was actually won, but the eyes of the entire football world were on Bloomington, Indiana.
Season one of the Darian DeVries is complete and the roster for the 2026-27 season has four confirmed players. The Hoosiers finished the year one of the DeVries era 18-14 overall and 9-11 in the Big Ten.
Cousins was released by the Atlanta Falcons earlier this offseason after two seasons.
Cousins went 5-2 and recorded 10 touchdown passes with five interceptions over the final seven weeks of Atlanta's 2025 season.
During what was surely the most well-attended Pro Day Indiana Football has ever held, two players in particular captivated the crowd of NFL scouts and personnel in attendance.
Mendoza revealed how he is spending portions of the offseason preparing as if he will be the Las Vegas Raiders' Week 1 starter.
Representatives from all 32 NFL teams descended on Bloomington to test 28 former Indiana Hoosier players in preparation for the NFL Draft on April 23rd.
Our transfer portal names to know series involves players with rumored interest or interesting connections with IU basketball. Wright State transfer guard Michael Cooper is a Southern Indiana product. He attended Jeffersonville H.S.
Watch as IU football players Mikail Kamara, D’Angelo Ponds, Pat Coogan, Aiden Fisher, Kaelon Black, Roman Hemby, Louis Moore and Riley Nowakowski took questions from the media following IU football’s 2026 Pro Day.
Fernando Mendoza put on a show in front of a crowd at his pro day.
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit Tuesday against Indiana University in which former men's basketball players alleged improper sexual conduct by a former team physician because the players' complaint fell far beyond the two-year statute of limitations.
The Indiana Hoosiers will be without All-American offensive tackle Carter Smith this spring due to surgery to repair a torn labrum. Smith confirmed the rumors that started when he was seen wearing a sling at an IU Women's basketball game earlier this year.
Curt Cignetti apparently gave one of his newest players a real ear-full before Indiana’s practice.
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