The transfer portal opened on Jan. 2 and doesn't close until Jan. 16, but if you thought the portal would slow down after an initial, college football-wide
Illinois women’s basketball (13-3, 3-2 Big Ten) will head back on the road for a Big Ten matchup against Penn State on Sunday (2 p.m. CT, BTN) looking to reset after a challenging stretch in the schedule.
Heading into every college basketball season, there’s a buzz of excitement surrounding the freshman class. The 2025-26 campaign was no different, and many even believed this year’s freshman class had the most overall firepower at the top of any in quite some time.
The Illinois Fighting Illini (13-2; 3-1 Big Ten) will be put to the test this Wednesday when they take on the No. 19 Ohio State Buckeyes (13-2; 3-1 Big Ten).
Illinois’ defense has been questionable at times in the 2025-26 season, although it appears over the past few contests that a new chapter is currently unfolding, as the Illini have been locking down on that end since the Nebraska loss.
Fourteen games into its season, lllinois basketball finally appears to be finding its footing. The general expectation was that the Illini would need some
Illinois at SI has drilled home this point all season long: Few college basketball teams, if any, boast the offensive firepower and balance that the Illini does.
The Big Ten slate is not for the weak. The never-ending grind wears on even the toughest teams, stripping away much of a club’s mental and physical capacities during the months of January and February.
In the thick of the holidays, AP voters didn’t cast a ballot last Monday, meaning the rankings haven’t shifted since the morning of December 22, hours before Illinois’ decimation of Missouri.
Illinois basketball has compiled an early record of 10-3 and is seemingly on its way to yet another 20-win season in Champaign. If the Illini reach that mark, it would be the seventh straight season under coach Brad Underwood that the club has reached that plateau.
Luke Altmyer left a referee with tire marks all over his face during Tuesday’s bowl game. The senior quarterback Altmyer and Illinois squared off against Tennessee in the Liberty Mutual Music City Bowl.
College football’s postseason continues on Tuesday evening with a Big Ten-SEC clash in Nashville, as Tennessee and Illinois meet in the Music City Bowl.
The latest offering from college football bowl season brings us a notable SEC vs. Big Ten clash from Nashville as Tennessee and Illinois face off in the 2025 Music City Bowl game.
The Tennessee Vols and the Illinois Fighting Illini will face off on Tuesday in Nashville in the Music City Bowl. Coaches from both programs met with the media on Monday to preview the game.
The Tennessee Vols arrived in Nashville shortly after Christmas to continue preparations for their upcoming matchup against the Illinois Fighting Illini in the Music City Bowl.
The Tennessee Vols and the Illinois Fighting Illini will meet in the Music City Bowl on December 30 in Nashville. This will be the first ever matchup between the two schools, and it'll be the Vols' fourth appearance in the Music City Bowl.