Indiana football has reached its bye week, and the Hoosiers have plenty to sort through before returning to the field. After surviving back-to-back overtime games against Michigan and Minnesota, Indiana has an opportunity to get healthy, address some lingering issues and figure out what its best lineup looks like for the stretch run.
Okay, we’re already two games into the season, so this is cheating a bit. But truth be told, we’ve been watching this IU basketball team play games going back to the summer. Those first two games against low-majors didn’t really tell us anything new.
Indiana hasn’t won the war, but the battle it lost against Ohio State last month wasn’t a knockout blow as it relates to the Big Ten Championship game.
IU football needs help to defend its Big Ten crown in Indianapolis next month. That’s where we’re at a month removed from what will likely be the last league championship game before we move to a 24-team College Football Playoff.
Below are videos of IU football coach Curt Cignetti in 2011 and 2017 when he took over as head coach at Indiana University Pennsylvania and Elon. There are a few less gray hairs, but otherwise the message sounds very similar to the Cignetti Indiana fans have come to know over the last three years.
Darren Harris needed just 16 seconds to make his presence felt Thursday night. On Indiana’s opening possession against Bellarmine, the Duke transfer knocked down a 3-pointer from the right wing, setting the tone for what would become the best performance of his collegiate career.
Indiana took care of business against Bellarmine in a final tune up before the high level competition begins. IU got out to an early 24-9 lead, and then
Darren Harris got going early, and Aiden Sherrell made his presence felt just about everywhere in Indiana's 92-69 win over Bellarmine on Thursday night in Bloomington.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – The Darren Harris show made its way to Assembly Hall during a dominant 92-69 win for IU basketball over Bellarmine on Thursday night.
Thoughts on 92-69 win against the Knights: Indiana kept it rolling tonight … with an asterisk. That asterisk? The defense, particularly in the second half.
Quick thoughts on a 92-69 win against Bellarmine: How it happened Indiana put on an offensive clinic in the first half against Bellarmine on Thursday night.
BLOOMINGTON — Indiana defeated Bellarmine Thursday evening at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall by a final score of 92-69. The three keys to the game, highlights and final stats are below.
Indiana Hoosiers head coach Curt Cignetti thinks there’s a little bit of a fix going on when it comes to the weekly release of the College Football Playoff rankings.
When Indiana returns to the field next weekend, a top-20 matchup against USC awaits. The Trojans are on the uptick after a win over Ohio State, and now they’ve got a chance to play their way into the College Football Playoff.
Indiana Hoosiers head coach Curt Cignetti had plenty to say about the first College Football Playoff rankings, even after his team landed in a favorable No.
Larry Bird was still developing when he first arrived at Indiana University in 1974. The teenager found the move overwhelming and returned home less than a month later, leaving a decision that could have changed basketball history.
Indiana, the defending national champion, is No. 4 in the College Football Playoff selection committee’s first ranking of the season. At that spot, the 8-1 Hoosiers would receive the last of the four first-round byes.
Each week, Yardbarker spotlights college football stars, some of whom will be playing on NFL Sundays. With that in mind, here are our Week 9 standouts.
Kickers stole the show in Saturday’s game between the Minnesota Golden Gophers and the No. 4-ranked Indiana Hoosiers at Memorial Stadium in Bloomington,
The Indiana Hoosiers have not looked as dominant as they did during their National Championship winning season, but they are, for the most part, still stacking wins.
The Indiana Hoosiers appear to have made a quarterback change after another rough day on offense. The Hoosiers started the second half of Saturday’s game against Indiana with Grant Wilson in at quarterback.
An Indiana Hoosiers fan had a Halloween morning to remember for all the wrong reasons after coming agonizingly close to winning $1 million during ESPN’s “College GameDay” broadcast from Bloomington.
Former Indiana Hoosiers linebacker Cam Jones was waived by the Kansas City Chiefs on Tuesday, clearing a roster spot as the team designated linebacker Cooper McDonald to return from injured reserve, via the NFL transaction wire.