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Two senior standouts from Bloomington South were crowned 2026 Herald-Times Baseball Players of the Year, capping a season that saw their team reach the Class 4A state championship.
A revered figure in college football, Joe Novak passed away at 81, leaving behind a legacy of defensive excellence and program-building successes.
Nolen Anderson, a four‑star recruit and Mr. Basketball finalist, is set to begin his freshman season with the Gophers after a standout high school career that included a state title and a 1,839‑point scoring record
From returning linemen to emerging defensive stars, Indiana’s roster blends experience and fresh talent as the 2026 campaign approaches.
Veteran IU sports broadcaster Joe Smith died at 78, leaving a 40‑year legacy of radio and television coverage, numerous awards, and a lasting impact on Indiana athletics.
The program is reshaping its squad after the draft and portal activity, with a new contract for coach Mike Bianco and a mix of fresh talent set to take the field.
The latest Big Ten preseason poll places Ohio State, Oregon and Indiana as the top three, but one commentator argues Indiana should lead, while noting Michigan's tough schedule and UCLA's potential to exceed a 13th‑place projection.
The Indiana University men’s basketball team posted a 98‑64 victory over Collège Jean‑de‑Brébeuf, highlighting the performance of five new starters and setting the tone for upcoming international competition.
Indiana's basketball squad rolled past College Jean-de-Brébeuf 98-64, with three newcomers delivering standout performances that left coach Darian DeVries impressed.
The ESPY Awards celebrated the New York Knicks with the 'Best Team' trophy, sparking criticism from veteran broadcaster Dan Patrick, who argued the honor should have gone to Indiana's unbeaten football champions.
In a move that reverberates across the college football landscape, Monshun Sales, a five-star prospect ranked among the nation's top ten, chose Indiana over Alabama, Ohio State and Texas, delivering the program's first-ever five-star commitment and igniting excitement in Bloomington.
Monshun Sales, a top recruit from Lawrence North, pledged to Indiana University, becoming the program's first five-star signee. His decision underscores coach Curt Cignetti's growing influence and the program's rising trajectory.
In a recruiting class that reshapes expectations, five-star prospect Monshun Sales chose Indiana over Alabama, Ohio State and Texas, cementing coach Curt Cignetti’s rapid transformation of the program.
Monshun Sales, the nation's No. 8 prospect and top in-state wide receiver, chose Indiana over Texas, Ohio State, LSU and Alabama, marking a milestone for the Hoosiers' program.
Indiana's head coach Curt Cignetti guided the Hoosiers to an undefeated season and a national championship, defying traditional recruiting expectations and securing a historic commitment from five‑star wide receiver Monshun Sales.
Despite a strong pipeline of five‑star talent, the Hoosiers have managed only two NCAA Tournament appearances in the past ten years, with several high‑profile players transferring out before reaching their projected impact.
Indiana will square off against Arkansas at New York's famed arena as part of a three‑game neutral‑site slate that also includes Syracuse and Kentucky.
Indiana University will play Arkansas, Syracuse and Kentucky in high‑profile neutral‑site contests next season, adding a third marquee matchup to its Bad Boy Mowers Series.
A brief look at the arrest, the alleged assault, and the legal outcome for Indiana University player Tyrone Burrus Jr., who was released after a night in jail.
Arkansas will face Indiana at Madison Square Garden on Nov. 17, continuing a series that favors the Razorbacks and showcasing a demanding non‑conference slate.
Projections suggest Indiana basketball will be a top‑15 national contender next season, driven by a stout defense, dominant rebounding and a three‑point heavy offense.
Indiana’s head coach Curt Cignetti led the Hoosiers to a flawless 16‑0 campaign and a national championship, yet his outspoken style has earned him a spot at No. 8 on RotoWire’s ‘most hated’ list, a ranking that reflects both admiration and envy.
A concise overview of historic baseball achievements — from early sluggers to modern All‑Star feats — and the recent managerial change that reshaped the Toronto Blue Jays.
Indiana's 2026 transfer class brings a mix of scoring, shooting and defensive talent, but key questions remain about each player's role and impact.