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Indiana Football Doesn't Just Beat Teams. IU Breaks Their Will.

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.

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IU football game day: Indiana vs. Oregon CFP/Peach Bowl primer and prediction

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.

Indiana Hoosiers News / The Daily Hoosier / January 8

IU women’s basketball competitive at Nebraska but comes up short once again

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.

Adewale Ogunleye News / The Daily Hoosier / January 8

Hoosier sounds: Former IU football great Adewale Ogunleye talks emergence of program

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.

Watch: Indiana at Nebraska | HIGHLIGHTS | Big Ten Women's Basketball | 01/08/2026

Indiana Hoosiers News / The Daily Hoosier / January 8

IU football adds long snapper and portal from transfer portal

Indiana has reinforcements coming for special teams in 2026. The Hoosiers have added a punter and long snapper for next season. Melbourne, Australia based

Indiana Hoosiers News / Inside the Hall / January 8

Film Session: How Reed Bailey helped shut the door against Maryland

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, ...

Indiana Hoosiers News / The Daily Hoosier / January 8

‘A very delicate balance’: Indiana-Oregon rematch in Peach Bowl sets up high-level coaching chess match

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 Hoosiers News / The Daily Hoosier / January 8

Look: Key terms of new deals signed by IU football coordinators Haines and Shanahan

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

Indiana Hoosiers News / The Daily Hoosier / January 8

Watch: IU coach Curt Cignetti, Oregon’s Dan Lanning joint Q&A ahead of Peach Bowl

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.

College Basketball News / The Daily Hoosier / January 8

IU basketball: Indiana at Maryland — The Report Card

The first road win of the Darian DeVries era is in the books. Indiana struggled out of the gates and trailed 16-11 with 11:06 left in the first half.

NFL News / Athlon Sports / January 8

Indiana RB Roman Hemby Announces Career News Before Oregon Game

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.

Indiana Hoosiers News / Indiana Hoosiers on SI / January 8

Contract Details Revealed for Indiana Football DC Bryant Haines, OC Mike Shanahan

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.