Indiana basketball head coach Darian DeVries, guard Markus Burton and forward Aiden Sherrell represented the Hoosiers at Big Ten Media Days on Thursday in Rosemont, Illinois.
Indiana football head coach Curt Cignetti joined Don Fischer for Thursday's edition of Inside Indiana Football, discussing the Hoosiers' continued development and Saturday's battle of unbeaten teams at Nebraska.
And. Here. We. Go. The meat of Indiana’s schedule is here, and the Hoosiers open this stretch in one of college football’s top venues. And with Nebraska off to a good start, it will be rocking.
Somehow Indiana replacing UMass on its 2027 schedule with Jacksonville State triggered another week of outrage about the Hoosiers’ approach to scheduling.
IU basketball’s outlet for the 2026-27 season saw a major boost with the return of Sam Alexis. Indiana’s starting center for most of last season, Alexis brings important frontcourt depth to coach Darian DeVries’ second Hoosier squad.
No. 7/5 IU football won their first road contest of 2026 with a 47-15 victory over Rutgers last Saturday in Piscataway, New Jersey. The victory improved the Hoosiers record to 5-0 on the season.
Watch below as IU basketball coach Darian DeVries was interviewed live on the set at Big Ten media day this week. Joining DeVries for a BTN interview were IU players Markus Burton and Aiden Sherrell.
Indiana football has made winning look relatively routine through the first five weeks of the season. Saturday's trip to Lincoln to do battle with Nebraska might offer something different.
Tune in as IU football coach Curt Cignetti joined legendary IU radio voice Don Fischer for their Inside Indiana Football radio show. The pair recapped Indiana’s win at Rutgers, and previewed this weekend’s game at Nebraska.
Darian DeVries, Aiden Sherrell and Markus Burton addressed the media for more than 50 minutes on Thursday at Big Ten media day in Rosemont, Illinois. Here are three notes that stood out from their comments: Indiana is excited to have Sam Alexis back The Hoosiers’ frontcourt rotation got a boost with Sam Alexis’s return for […]
ROSEMONT, Ill. – One man is no longer Indiana Men’s Basketball’s plan heading into the 2026-2027 season. The Hoosiers were described as “one-dimensional”
Watch as IU women’s basketball coach Teri Moren sat down for an interview on the BTN set at Big Ten Media Day. Joining Moren on BTN were IU players Lenee Beaumont and Malia Samuels.
Indiana went from a team trying to prove itself to a team being asked to prove it can stay on top. That shift is behind the new challenge facing head coach Curt Cignetti.
Watch as IU football released Episode 11 of their short documentary series “The Standard.” This episode features cinematic highlights from the road win at Rutgers, along with defensive end Stephen Daley and offensive guard Joe Brunner.
The first availability report ahead of Indiana’s week six game at Nebraska was released on Wednesday evening. The big news is starting cornerback A.J. Harris appears to be cleared to play this weekend. Harris was injured in the opener against North Texas and has not played since.
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There are no freebies in the paint this year at IU basketball practice. “I got to make sure I’m going off two feet,” guard Jaeden Mustaf said. “Because if not, they’re blocking it.
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.
Watch as IU basketball coach Darian DeVries joined Jake Query on The Fan radio in Indianapolis. DeVries is set to begin his second year as the head coach of the program.
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.
The defending national champion Indiana Hoosiers are finally ready to begin their Big Ten schedule. No. 4/5 Indiana enters Friday night’s matchup against Northwestern with a perfect 3-0 record after dominating its first three opponents.