“I win, Google me.” It will go down as one of the most legendary sports quotes of all time, as Curt Citnetti called his shot before building the Indiana Hoosiers into National Champions.
Indiana Hoosiers head coach Curt Cignetti continues to enjoy his program’s College Football Playoff national title victory. Cignetti has quickly become a household name in college football, and now Chipotle is even honoring him with a menu item with his name on it.
Indiana football cornerback D'Angelo Ponds intends on foregoing his final year of eligibility and declaring for the 2026 NFL Draft. "I haven't officially
After a national championship and three straight years as an All-American, IU football cornerback D’Angelo Ponds said Thursday morning he intends to enter the NFL Draft.
IU AD Scott Dolson will go down as the man who made one of the greatest hires in college football history. He’s not one to pat himself on the back about that accomplishment, but he is one to share his enthusiasm for Indiana football’s historic national title with the fans, and thank them for their unrivaled support this season.
ESPN commentator Paul Finebaum has publicly acknowledged one of his worst takes of the season. The longtime SEC advocate admitted Wednesday that his repeated criticism of Indiana and head coach Curt Cignetti was wrong.
Indiana University President Pam Whitten has been instrumental in the unprecedented rise of the football program. Hired in 2021, Whitten has been cited regularly by IU coach Curt Cignetti as a key player in the alignment across the university that has allowed the football team to thrive.
Even after Curt Cignetti led Indiana to a No. 2 national ranking following a 10-point win at No. 3 Oregon, ESPN college football analyst Paul Finebaum remained in denial.
I'm not sure what Fernando Mendoza's awareness rating is in the college football video game but if its anything short of a 99 then its just flat out wrong.
Watch as IU football linebacker Aiden Fisher joined the Pat McAfee Show Wednesday afternoon from Bloomington to discuss the team’s national championship season.
Arguably the greatest story in modern college football history will be getting the treatment it so well deserves. Fernando Mendoza's incredible run and dive into the endzone on Indiana's gutsy fourth-and-goal playcall will get the Sports Illustrated cover this week, and the photo to highlight it is nearly as good as the game and season itself.
Indiana is mired in the winter doldrums. This game was never in doubt. The Hoosiers started in a 9-0 hole, were down 17 midway through the first half, and were never closer than 11 after the break while falling behind by as much as 25.
Indiana football won't have a parade through Bloomington to celebrate the Hoosiers' College Football Playoff National Championship game victory over Miami, but it will nonetheless have a large gathering to commemorate the program's first title.
The Indiana Hoosiers have stamped their authority across the NCAA by winning the CFP National Championship, and a large part of the credit has gone to Fernando Mendoza.
Indiana's wide receiver Elijah Sarratt is a big, strong and reliable wide receiver. He became Fernando Mendoza's go to target in critical situations. Indiana is Sarratt's 3rd school as he has climbed the ranks throughout his college career.
Miami doesn’t do cold weather. Indiana’s been playing in it all season. Monday night’s national championship was supposed to be a South Florida showcase.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Miami doesn’t scare easily. Indiana doesn’t slow down for anyone. That’s the setup for one of the weekend’s most intriguing matchups, with the Hurricanes walking into Bloomington to face a red-hot Hoosiers team that currently sits atop the Sagarin ratings.