Indiana football’s historic season was full of memorable moments. The Hoosiers captured their first-ever national championship and became the first team since the 1890s to finish 16-0. The Daily Hoosier has compiled our list of the top 10 plays and moments from IU’s march to the title.
Former IU football starting defensive tackle James Carpenter is joining the 2026 staff with a title of Defensive Quality Control. Carpenter transferred from James Madison to Indiana when head coach Curt Cignetti was hired.
After watching Indiana blitz Marquette and Milwaukee with back-to-back 14 of 28 efforts from beyond 3-point arc, any coach worth his salt wasn’t about to play straight-up man defense and chase IU’s shooters through a mesmerizing array of movement and screens for 40 minutes.
In Indiana’s loss to Northwestern on Tuesday night, the Hoosiers went about nine and a half minutes without a field goal down the stretch in the second half.
IU football is trending for one of the top in-state players in the class of 2027. Rivals national analyst Steve Wiltfong logged a prediction for 4-star edge rusher Jayce Brewer to end up at Indiana.
Indiana women’s basketball dug itself a hole early on Wednesday at Rutgers. But unlike so many other such instances this season, Teri Moren’s team climbed out of it.
In some ways, Indiana had a defined ceiling in year one of the Darian DeVries era. There was uncertainty because Indiana had 13 new scholarship players, but this season always felt like it'd have a certain cap for success.
A record-setting nine former IU football players are set to compete at the 2026 NFL Draft Combine in Indianapolis this week. The on field action begins Thursday inside Lucas Oil Stadium.
How many days until football season starts? That was never much of a thought in Bloomington for years, but was clearly on the minds of several at Indiana on Tuesday night, after the Hoosiers suffered a stunning home loss to a lowly Northwestern team.
Everyone wants to know Curt Cignetti's secret recipe after leading a historically unsuccessful Indiana football program to a national championship and a 27-2 record in two seasons.
There is no other way to say it — this was a devastating loss. Indiana started great on Tuesday evening, jumping out to a 23-13 lead with 10:36 left in
Throughout the first season of the Darian DeVries era, Indiana basketball has struggled to play a full 40 minutes. The Hoosiers have squandered five second-half leads of nine or more points in the last two months.
If Northwestern coach Chris Collins was instructing his players to not foul in the final 10 seconds, his players weren’t listening. The Wildcats seemed to serve Indiana two opportunities to tie the game at the free throw line, but neither trip to the stripe was rewarded.
BLOOMINGTON — Tucker DeVries sat down at the dais, sniffling into the microphone as he hung his head, doing his best to hold back tears. DeVries has lost plenty of games in his long basketball career, but rarely have those defeats elicited the type of emotion he displayed in the Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall media room Tuesday.
Thoughts on a 72-68 loss to the Wildcats: Entering tonight’s contest, Indiana was still projected to make the NCAA tournament—barely. But this loss to Northwestern, one of a quad 3 variety, might now have the Hoosiers on the outside looking ...
Indiana men's basketball sixth-year seniors Tucker DeVries and Lamar Wilkerson met with the media after the Hoosiers (17-11, 8-9 Big Ten) suffered a 72-68 loss to Northwestern (12-16, 4-13 Big Ten) on Tuesday night at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall in Bloomington.
Watch as IU basketball coach Darian DeVries met with the media following Indiana’s 72-68 loss to Northwestern Tuesday evening in Bloomington. Also available after the game were IU players Tucker DeVries and Lamar Wilkerson.
By the time his left arm emphatically swung forward, Darian DeVries had already yelled a ringing, “Come on,” to the five Indiana men’s basketball players stationed on the south side of Branch McCracken Court.