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Markus Burton, a 6‑foot‑7 guard known for his scoring and playmaking, has moved from Notre Dame to Indiana University, where Coach Darian DeVries expects him to be a cornerstone of the offense.
Indiana University revealed a 2026‑27 men’s basketball schedule that features marquee neutral‑site contests, a showdown with Kentucky, and participation in the FISU America Games in Peru, reflecting a strategic push to test the new roster.
Branden Sharpe, a three-star wide receiver from Brownsburg High School, announced his pledge to Indiana University, highlighting the program’s direction and his connection with offensive coordinator Mike Shanahan.
A federal lawsuit filed by Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby contests the NCAA’s eligibility ruling after a betting violation, arguing that the organization profits from gambling while penalizing players. The case brings to light a multimillion‑dollar NIL agreement and the involvement of litigator Jeffrey Kessler.
The Hoosiers added a Maryland defensive back and an Indiana offensive lineman to their roster, both citing the official visits as decisive in their decisions.
Four-star offensive lineman Mason McDermott and three-star cornerback Rico Jackson announced their commitments to Indiana University during visits, joining a growing 2027 class.
The Big Ten has announced UCLA’s 2026‑27 men’s basketball conference opponents, revealing a schedule that includes six top‑25 teams, road trips to Illinois and Indiana, and home‑and‑home matchups with former Pac‑12 foes.
Indiana University has offered a scholarship to three‑star quarterback Bode Spence from Georgia, a recruit who also eyes Cincinnati, Duke, Kansas and Mississippi State. The move follows recent quarterback successes at Indiana and adds to an already promising 2027 commitment.
Four-star edge rusher Myles Smith, ranked among the nation's top defensive prospects, is set to visit Indiana this weekend, a trip that could bolster the Hoosiers' already potent defensive line.
At a White House gathering, the president celebrated Indiana’s flawless campaign, highlighting signature wins and the coach’s bold play‑calling.
The Indiana Hoosiers visited the White House to mark a perfect 16‑0 season and national title, presenting the president with memorabilia while Coach Cignetti reflects on his program’s turnaround and future ambitions.
President Donald Trump hosted the 2026 CFP champion Indiana Hoosiers, celebrating their 16‑0 season and the coach’s unapologetic approach.
President Donald Trump welcomed Indiana’s championship football team to the White House, praising coach Curt Cignetti’s bold leadership and the squad’s historic 16‑0 run that featured victories over six top‑ten opponents.