Indiana football came agonizingly close to extending its winning streak to 23 games Saturday, but the Hoosiers couldn't finish the job against Ohio State.
At least this time Indiana lost ahead of a drop in the polls. IU football moved down in both the AP and Coaches polls following its first loss of the 2026 season, a 19-15 setback against Ohio State on Saturday.
If there’s value to be gained by losing for the first time in nearly two years, IU football coach Curt Cignetti wasn’t ready to acknowledge it on Saturday afternoon in the immediate aftermath of his team’s 19-15 loss to Ohio State.
Coming off an impressive road win at Butler to begin exhibition play, IU basketball will face an even more challenging preseason test Sunday at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.
Indiana football's 22-game winning streak came to an end Saturday afternoon in Bloomington. The Hoosiers had opportunities to knock off No. 4 Ohio State, but missed kicks and an inconsistent offense proved costly in a 19-15 defeat, Indiana's first under Curt Cignetti at Memorial Stadium.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Once again, No. 5 Indiana faced adversity in the fourth quarter, this time against No. 4 Ohio State in the first-ever top-five matchup at Memorial Stadium..
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — If you stood in Memorial Stadium, closed your eyes, and let the crowd reaction tell you what happened, you’d think you missed the greatest moment in the stadium’s 66-year history.
Watch as IU football players Josh Hoover, Charlie Becker, Amare Ferrell and Tobi Osunsanmi discuss their 19-15 loss to Ohio State For Curt Cignetti postgame, GO HERE.
The Ohio State Buckeyes may not be in a celebratory mood after defeating the defending national champion Indiana Hoosiers.
The Indiana Hoosiers saw their 22-game win streak come to an end on Saturday in just about the most painful possible way. Indiana wide receiver Nick Marsh narrowly stepped out of bounds while making what would have been the game-winning touchdown catch during Saturday’s 19-15 loss to the Ohio State Buckeyes at Memorial Stadium in Bloomington, In.
BLOOMINGTON — Indiana lost to Ohio State by a final score of 19-15 on Saturday afternoon at Memorial Stadium. Below are three quick reasons why the Hoosiers lost, along with highlights and final stats.
The attention will be on Jeremiah Smith in this Ohio State vs. Indiana matchup. The Hoosiers know Smith will be the top target for Julian Sayin, and in the process will spend a lot of time locating him before the snap.
There’s more than just a big game this weekend in Bloomington. The first-ever top-5 matchup at Memorial Stadium is an attractive draw for recruiting prospects as well.
Indiana's path to the College Football Playoff could soon become more forgiving. The CFP is reportedly nearing a deal to expand from 12 to 24 teams beginning in 2027, ESPN's Pete Thamel first reported Thursday, pending final approvals.
Memorial Stadium will be bursting with activity in the hours ahead of Indiana’s Noon ET kickoff against Ohio State. As previously reported, the FOX Big Noon Kickoff Show will be on site. They’ll be set up on the South Lawn.
After dealing with extreme heat, some scattered showers and windy conditions early in the season, fall weather is finally going to be able to show off in Indiana on Saturday.
The NCAA’s attempt to obtain an Indiana Appeals Court emergency stay of the preliminary injunction against the organization granted to IU football’s Stephen Daley and Kellan Wyatt, and IU basketball’s Sam Alexis, has been denied.
The UCLA Bruins are rolling on the gridiron, and they look like a program that could make College Football Playoff noise. When was the last time that could be said about UCLA football?
Curt Cignetti has no patience for players who turn touchdowns into personal shows. At Indiana, even a talented player risks losing playing time over an unnecessary celebration.
Indiana Hoosiers head coach Curt Cignetti is not one for mincing words.
Each week, Yardbarker spotlights college football stars, some of whom will be playing on NFL Sundays. With that in mind, here are five Week 6 standouts.
Indiana has handled every challenge thrown at them so far, but Week Six brings a different level of intensity. A trip to Lincoln to face a 5–0 Nebraska team that has been one of the most disciplined and physical groups in the country.
Nebraska Cornhuskers offensive coordinator Dana Holgorsen has been calling offense at a high level for a long time.
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.
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