Coming off a 203-yard performance against Northwestern, Indiana running back Lee Beebe, Jr. appeared destined for another big opportunity this weekend at Rutgers.
Tune in as IU football coach Curt Cignetti joined legendary radio voice Don Fischer on their Inside Indiana Football radio show Thursday evening in Bloomington.
Kahlil Benson arrived in Kansas City in the spring for a tryout with no guarantees beyond Rookie Minicamp weekend. Four months later, he has been recognized as one of the top rookies in the league.
Josh Hoover came into Indiana knowing that he'd be stepping into bigger shoes than anybody in the country. It wasn't just that he was set to replace Fernando Mendoza, AKA the Heisman Trophy winner who led Indiana to a national championship en route to becoming the No.
To the victors go the spoils. And for IU Athletics, a national championship football season has meant a dramatic spike in department revenues. “Our revenue generation is at a level right now that I only dreamed about,” IU AD Scott Dolson said on IBJ’s Off the Record Podcast.
Indiana has entered the mix for a fast-rising big man in the class of 2028. Led by assistant coach Rod Clark, the IU staff offered 7-foot Colorado-based junior center Jaxon Brooks this week.
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The first of four availability reports ahead of Indiana’s matchup against Rutgers was released on Wednesday evening. Starting running back Turbo Richard and linebacker Rolijah Hardy were both listed as probable, providing further support for head coach Curt Cignetti’s saying earlier this week both have a good chance to play against Rutgers.
Indiana’s late September 2024 home win against Maryland seems like a long time ago. Over two years, in fact. Running for the Terps that day, Roman Hemby broke loose for 165 total yards and two scores, and Maryland linebacker Kellan Wyatt had five tackles and a sack. You might have heard of them.
Indiana football hits the road for the first time this season Saturday night when the Hoosiers travel out east to take on Rutgers. The two programs have split their 10 all-time meetings, but Rutgers has won each of the last three.
By Madeline Folsom on SwimSwam It’s that time of the year again. SwimSwam will be previewing the top 12 men’s and women’s teams (and then some) from the 2026 NCAA Championships.
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.
Following Fernando Mendoza was always going to be a tough act to follow, and Josh Hoover is finding that out firsthand. Curt Cignetti brought the quarterback to Indiana through the transfer portal in January, handing him the unenviable task of succeeding the Heisman winner.
Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti does not usually lose his cool on live television, but Friday night against Northwestern was an exception. Facing sudden referee penalty calls on the very first play, Cignetti went viral for screaming at officials, later using an old-school World War II metaphor to explain why he blew his top.
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.
Indiana quarterback Josh Hoover achieved gamer status on Saturday with his actions during the second quarter of the team’s season opener. Hoover was the victim of a brutal facemask by North Texas defensive lineman Udoka Ezeani during the second quarter of Saturday’s game at Memorial Stadium in Bloomington, Ind.