In 49 states, it’s just basketball, but this is Indiana. That long-standing slogan embodies the idea of hoops in the state of Indiana: it’s not a hobby, it’s not a passion, it’s not even just a sport – it’s a lifestyle.
MIAMI — If Indiana completes a perfect season with a national championship Monday night, the Hoosiers will own the most recent undefeated season in both college football and basketball.
Watch as IU football coach Curt Cignetti, and Miami’s Mario Cristobal took questions from the media at joint press conference Sunday morning in Miami. No.
This season can officially be called a rebuilding campaign. IU is just 5-6 over its last 11 games, and the schedule only gets tougher. Indiana only scored
MIAMI — Throughout Indiana football’s historic 2025-26 season, Amare Ferrell took a meaningful moment before running out on the field for each game. After the safety put his jersey and pads on, he hung up a different jersey in his locker, whether at Memorial Stadium or on the road.
Watch as IU basketball coach Darian DeVries and players Tayton Conerway and Sam Alexis took questions following a 74-57 home loss to Iowa. For the three keys to the game, highlights and stats, GO HERE.
BLOOMINGTON — Indiana lost to Iowa Saturday afternoon at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall by a final score of 74-57. The three keys to the game and final stats are below. Highlights will be added shortly.
Watch as IU football coach Curt Cignetti, defensive coordinator Bryant Haines, offensive coordinator Mike Shanahan and quarterback Fernando Mendoza met with the media in Miami.
The CFP title game is a homecoming for Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza, who grew up in Miami, but he's not exactly basking in the glory of being the prodigal son made good.
Cignetti responded to a question about his future, with several in the NFL media suggesting teams might be interested in hiring him after his wildly successful turnaround in Bloomington.
MIAMI — The story, Mario Landino promises, is quite funny. On an elevator ride days before Indiana football began the greatest season in program history, the Hoosiers’ sophomore defensive tackle had a pressing question.
Tip Time: 2:00 p.m. Eastern, Saturday Location: Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall (17,222), Bloomington, Ind. Television: FOX (Jason Benetti, Steve Smith) Radio:
Fernando Mendoza was completely correct with his initial assessment of the Indiana Hoosiers’ football team this season. Mendoza transferred to Indiana for the 2025 college football season after spending his first two seasons with the Cal Golden Bears.
From the moment news broke that Mike Tomlin was stepping down as Pittsburgh Steelers head coach, fans and media alike began speculating about who should replace him atop one of the NFL’s marquee franchises.
With the College Football Playoff title game ahead, everyone is looking for a clear advantage in the matchup. Miami, while a significant underdog, does have the home field advantage and the momentum from its upset win over Ohio State.
Fans wanting to see the Indiana Hoosiers and Miami Hurricanes do battle will surely be paying a hefty price. Indiana blew out Oregon on Friday night and locked up a spot in the National Championship game against Miami.
It's going to cost Miami and Indiana fans an arm and a leg — literally — to attend Monday's national title game at Hard Rock Stadium. Due to the Hurricanes