Indiana ended the regular season in disappointing fashion on Saturday, losing 91-78 at Ohio State. While it was detrimental to the Hoosiers' NCAA Tournament chances, all hope isn't lost just yet as they'll have a chance to boost their resume in the Big Ten Tournament.
Indiana basketball coach Darian DeVries and his staff have quietly put together a strong first-year recruiting class in Bloomington. As of early March, Indiana has a consensus national top-20 class made up of three consensus 4-stars.
IU football sent a record nine players to the 2026 NFL Draft Combine. And at next month’s NFL Draft in Pittsburgh, the program could break an all-time record for players selected, while ending several long droughts.
There was good news and bad news for Indiana basketball over the weekend. Where do you want to start? Alright, let's start this Monday morning positively and look at what went right for the Hoosiers.
Somehow, some way, Indiana clings to life as a bubble team in the 2026 NCAA Tournament field. Does anyone really want to be in this thing? Here’s the latest
In Indiana’s loss to Ohio State on Saturday, the Hoosiers allowed the Buckeyes to shoot 11-of-24 (45.8 percent) from deep. Let’s check out what went wrong for Indiana:
Indiana entered Saturday's game at Ohio State as the last team in Joe Lunardi's NCAA Tournament Bracketology, and just 33 of 73 projections on BracketMatrix.com included the Hoosiers.
Indiana’s NCAA Tournament hopes are bleak at this point. It’s lone path to the Big Dance requires a significant run at a conference tournament it has never won.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — For a moment, Indiana basketball had life. The Hoosiers’ deficit, once as large as 24 points, suddenly dropped to 11 with just under four minutes to play.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Indiana’s regular-season finale at Ohio State was as much of a must-win game as college basketball can have before postseason play. IU entered Columbus coming off a blowout win over Minnesota, but a four-game losing streak before that.
Ball State University has announced a change in men’s basketball leadership, with former IU basketball player Michael Lewis’ four-year stint as the Cardinals’ head coach coming to an end.
Most of the Big Ten Tournament bracket is still subject to change, but Indiana's spot is secure. The Hoosiers are locked in as the No. 10 seed, and their first game will be March 11 at 5:30 p.m.
Tip Time: 5:30 p.m. ET, Saturday Location: Value City Arena (19,049), Columbus, Ohio Television: FOX: Gus Johnson, Jimmy Jackson Radio: IU Radio Network
In 2024 Kurtis Rourke was doubted because he came from the MAC Conference. Would his production there translate to the Big Ten? Rourke finished ninth in the Heisman Trophy voting and led the Big Ten in QB Rating.
Let’s continue our look back at each of Indiana’s 16 wins in 2025 via BTN’s 60 minute condensed versions of each game. Below is week 2, Indiana’s 56-9 win over Kennesaw State.
Being on the bubble means Indiana doesn't entirely control its own destiny to the NCAA Tournament, unless it were to make a deep run in the Big Ten Tournament.
Listen in as IU cornerback D’Angelo Ponds joined the Jim Rome Show to review his experience at the NFL Draft Combine and discuss his time at Indiana. Ponds earned All-American and All-Big Ten honors in each of the last two seasons in Bloomington, and he was a freshman All-American at James Madison in 2023.
Las Vegas Raiders general manager John Spytek admitting during the recent NFL scouting combine that he hadn't spoken with Smith since the end of the 2025 season indicated that Smith had no real future with the organization. There's now no question that is the case.
Indiana Hoosiers senior guard Lamar Wilkerson had a night to remember on Wednesday, and so did her mom. After the Hoosiers’ game against the visiting Minnesota Golden Gophers at the Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall in Bloomington, Ind., on Tuesday, surprised her mother, Kizzy, with a brand new Cadillac Escalade.
Indiana Hoosiers football head coach Curt Cignetti may have secured one of the Midwest’s most dynamic defensive backs. But the celebration comes with a new layer of pressure.
During a sit-down interview with NFL insider Aditi Kinkhabwala of CBS Sports on Friday, Mendoza was asked to reveal "the most bizarre question" he heard while speaking with teams during the ongoing scouting combine.