ATLANTA — The two ideas have morphed into synonyms. Almost every time Indiana football secures a blowout win — an ever-common phenomenon for the unrelenting buzzsaw Curt Cignetti has created in Bloomington — the Hoosiers’ second-year coach recites a similar line: Indiana, he says, broke its opponent’s will.
In 2013 Curt Cignetti couldn’t make his father Frank’s College Football Hall of Fame induction because he was immersed in football. More than 12 years later Cignetti had no idea he would be inside the Hall of Fame Thursday morning for a press conference, because, you know, he was immersed with football.
An appearance in the national championship game is on the line. Who is going to take on Miami on its home field Jan. 19 for all the marbles? One Big Ten team will have a chance to represent the league and bring home a third straight national title for the conference. Will be it be Indiana or Oregon? It’s going to take a rematch to find out.
Despite a massive performance by Shay Ciezki, IU women’s basketball lost its fifth straight Big Ten contest Thursday evening. Indiana (11-6, 0-5) dropped a tight game to Nebraska in Lincoln, 78-73.
Listen in as former IU football great Adewale Ogunleye joined The Ride with JMV on The Fan in Indianapolis Thursday. At Indiana, Ogunleye holds the Hoosiers’ all-time record for sacks with 34.5 and is the career leader in tackles for loss, registering 64 (325 yards) in his four-year career.
Indiana has reinforcements coming for special teams in 2026. The Hoosiers have added a punter and long snapper for next season. Melbourne, Australia based
Down the stretch in Indiana’s win against Maryland on Wednesday night, Reed Bailey helped the Hoosiers close out the contest. Over the final 10 minutes, Bailey went 4-of-5 from the field, which accounted for all his makes in the game, ...
ATLANTA — Rematches can happen in college football, and they’ve become less rare in recent years with College Football Playoff expansion and erosion of divisions in various conferences.
Indiana has made Bryant Haines and Mike Shanahan two of the highest-paid coordinators in college football. Based on copies of his new memorandum of understanding
ATLANTA — Watch as Indiana coach Curt Cignetti and Oregon coach Dan Lanning took questions at the College Football Hall of Fame Thursday morning. The full transcript from the session is below the video.
Roman Hemby and the No. 1 seed Indiana Hoosiers take on the No. 5 Oregon Ducks in the Peach Bowl on Friday. They're looking to stay hot after defeating the No.
ATLANTA — One day before No. 1 Indiana football faces No. 5 Oregon in the College Football Playoff semifinals, the Hoosiers have announced the memorandum of understanding for the contract extensions given to defensive coordinator Bryant Haines and offensive coordinator Mike Shanahan.
Indiana arrived in Atlanta on Wednesday for Friday's Peach Bowl matchup with No. 5 Oregon, but the Hoosiers' transfer portal recruiting efforts haven't stopped.
COLLEGE PARK, Md. — Darian DeVries had seen this Indiana men's basketball movie before. This one isn't as well-liked as "Hoosiers," nor is it one DeVries desired to watch again.
COLLEGE PARK, Md. — While music blares and managers yell, Lamar Wilkerson hears nothing but the splash of his 3-pointers swishing through the white nylon within the Xfinity Center's east basket.
The Indiana Hoosiers have experienced a historic turnaround under head coach Curt Cignetti and are only two wins away from the program's first national title.
The good news for the Big Ten is that for the third consecutive season, a conference team will play for the national championship. The bad news, really for everyone, is that this one is getting played this week instead of a week from Monday in the Championship game.
The College Football Playoff has now narrowed to just four teams. The No. 1 seed Indiana Hoosiers will face the No. 5 seed Oregon Ducks in a rematch of a regular-season game that Indiana won, 30-20, at Oregon.