It was less than nine full months ago that Indiana outlasted Miami, clinching a 16-0 season and a national championship in football. That means that full-term babies across the Hoosier State with the names Fernando or Curt, who were conceived that memorable night, aren't even born yet.
IU basketball’s top remaining recruiting target in the high school class of 2027 is announcing his college choice on Tuesday. And he’s trending towards the Hoosiers.
Indiana moved to 5-0 with a 47-15 win over Rutgers Saturday evening in Piscataway, New Jersey. The full defensive snap counts from the game are below. But first, here are some notes on the defense coming out of the contest.
IU football’s Stephen Daley and Kellan Wyatt, basketball’s Sam Alexis and dozens of other class of 2022 athletes remain eligible after a Monday development in an Indiana court.
Indiana football's first road trip of the season looked awfully familiar. After surviving a six-point battle with Northwestern the week before, the Hoosiers returned to their dominant ways Saturday night, cruising past Rutgers 47-15 to improve to 5-0.
We have an official kickoff time for one of the most anticipated games in Memorial Stadium history. As is the case each season, the Big Ten is rolling out kick times and television designations a couple weeks ahead of each game.
BLOOMINGTON — Watch as IU football coach Curt Cignetti met with the media on Monday afternoon at Memorial Stadium. No. 5/7 Indiana (5-0) faces Nebraska (5-0) at Noon ET Saturday in Lincoln (FOX).
Despite an upgraded roster, doubts remain when it comes year two of the Darian DeVries era at Indiana. A media poll conducted by the Columbus Dispatch ahead of Big Ten media day has the Hoosiers picked to finish ninth in the league in 2026-27.
Indiana’s first road game of the 2026 season went well, and on the road the Hoosiers will stay in week six. It will be a quick turnaround for IU. It goes from a Saturday evening game to a Saturday Noon ET kick, with a bunch of travel in between.
Indiana moved to 5-0 with a 47-15 win over Rutgers Saturday evening in Piscataway. The full offensive snap counts from the game are below. But first, here
Indiana football passed its first road test of the season with little trouble Saturday night, rolling past Rutgers 47-15 at SHI Stadium to improve to 5-0.
Indiana football entered the Rutgers game coming off two straight wins in spite of imperfect performances. IU shut out Western Kentucky in week 3, but some offensive concerns created some questions.
Watch as IU football’s Josh Hoover, Nick Marsh, Charlie Becker, Turbo Richard and Stephen Daley met with the media following a 47-15 win over Rutgers. For the three reasons IU won, highlights and stats, GO HERE.
Indiana football hardly missed a beat in its first road test of the season Saturday night. Amassing a season-high 593 total yards of offense, the Hoosiers routed Rutgers 47-15 to claim their 21st straight victory and improve to 5-0 on the season.
Indiana could be without its leading rusher Saturday night when the Hoosiers take on Rutgers, with running back Lee Beebe Jr. listed as a game-time decision, per the Big Ten's availability report.
Indiana’s unbeaten run faces a familiar foe of mounting injuries in the backfield. As the reigning champions deal with uncertainty at running back following injuries to Turbo Richard and Khobie Martin, an unassuming asset has emerged as the engine sustaining the Hoosiers’ ground attack.
Indiana faced an unexpected battle test from Northwestern last week but managed to come out on top in the end. As they prepare for Rutgers, the offensive unit that carried the 29-23 win over the Wildcats is facing depth issues.
Former Indiana wide receiver Ke’Shawn Williams is back on the open market after the Cincinnati Bengals released him Tuesday, bringing an abrupt end to his time with the organization, via ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler.
Indiana opened Big Ten play with a hard-fought 29-23 victory over Northwestern on Friday night, surviving a furious fourth-quarter comeback attempt from the Wildcats.
The defending national champion Indiana Hoosiers are finally ready to begin their Big Ten schedule. No. 4/5 Indiana enters Friday night’s matchup against Northwestern with a perfect 3-0 record after dominating its first three opponents.
The Indiana Hoosiers are showing no signs of slowing down. No. 5 Indiana delivered another dominant performance Saturday afternoon, shutting out Howard 55-0 at Memorial Stadium and improving to 2-0 on the season.
Indiana did what it was supposed to against North Texas in a 52-16 win, but remember, it struggled against Old Dominion to start last season – it wasn’t a given that the Hoosiers would be red hot from the start this year.