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After capturing Indiana University's first national football title in 2025, the program looks to diversify its receiving corps with veteran returners, impact transfers, and promising newcomers to maintain its explosive attack.
The Indiana University men's soccer team, ranked among the nation's top 25, will open its season at home against Notre Dame at Bill Armstrong Stadium. A comprehensive transfer class and key returning players bring new chemistry and ambition to a program with a rich championship pedigree.
The Athletic’s new eight‑tier ranking spotlights coaches who are redefining success, from Curt Cignetti’s sustained excellence to rising stars like Bret Bielema, while exposing the shifting expectations at programs once considered untouchable.
In a candid reflection, Josh Hoover details his journey from a high‑yardage passer to a disciplined leader, driven by Indiana University's rigorous quarterback standards and the transformative coaching of Curt Cignetti.
Four-star guard Jason Gardner Jr., a top Indiana recruit, is weighing a commitment to Indiana University, where he could join forces with sharpshooter Chase Branham.
Returning sophomore forward Trent Sisley shines in summer exhibition and FISU America Games, posting strong shooting numbers and emerging as a vocal leader ahead of the 2026‑27 season.
Former Indiana University basketball trainer Tim Garl has filed a lawsuit alleging age discrimination in his dismissal after 44 years of service, sparking a legal battle with the university's board and athletic director Scott Dolson
Indiana’s football program, bolstered by a record‑setting draft pipeline, is set to deliver nine selections in the 2027 NFL Draft, including two first‑round standouts. Analyst Jordan Reid highlights wide receiver Charlie Becker and Michigan State transfer Nick Marsh as top prospects, while offensive lineman Carter Smith and safety Amare Ferrell could anchor later rounds. The surge reflects a broader resurgence, with nearly 20 former Hoosiers already on NFL rosters.
Indiana University’s newest recruit, Trevor Manhertz, impressed coaches and teammates during a productive summer that included an exhibition game in Assembly Hall and a stint at the FISU America Games in Lima, Peru.
A 68‑year‑old trainer with nearly five decades of service sues the university, claiming wrongful termination, age bias and violations of NCAA and medical ethics.
Building on a 2025 national championship, Indiana’s roster blends proven playmakers with emerging threats, promising a season that could rewrite the program’s record books.
Tim Garl, who served Indiana University for nearly five decades, has filed a lawsuit accusing the university and its athletic director of wrongful termination and age discrimination. The case includes support from former coaches and players and raises questions about the school's obligations regarding attorney fees.
A lawsuit filed in federal court claims that Indiana University dismissed longtime trainer Tim Garl at age 68 to replace him with a younger staff member, raising questions of age bias
Indiana University terminated a 44‑year veteran basketball trainer after claiming a “fresh start,” but the trainer’s lawsuit alleges age bias and inconsistent explanations, raising questions about hidden discrimination in collegiate athletics.
Indiana University’s newest starter, Josh Hoover, enters a program eager to rebuild after a legendary predecessor. Early assessments from Big 12 coordinators label him merely average, yet the coaching staff and supporting cast offer a promising foundation for growth.
Indiana University highlights three standout athletes on the United Soccer Coaches NCAA Division I Players to Watch list as the 2026 campaign approaches.
After a standout career at Indiana, Isabel Smith is back with Alabama, aiming to elevate the Crimson Tide's soccer program with her skill and veteran presence.
After a knee injury sidelined him during Indiana University's playoff run, linebacker Kellan Wyatt rejoins the roster, bringing experience and depth to the defensive scheme under coordinator Bryant Haines.
Indiana University's football team will rely on a group of inexperienced tight ends, including three standout freshmen, to carry the offense this season.
From Arch Manning's revamped receiving corps to defensive standouts eyeing Heisman glory, the 2026 season promises drama across the nation.
Donations to IU Athletics have doubled, football revenues have jumped by $17 million, and the program’s valuation now tops $696 million, reflecting a transformative era driven by new leadership and strategic investment.
A recent ESPN analysis forecasts the Indiana University men’s basketball team to finish with 25 victories in the Big Ten, securing a fourth-place conference spot and a round-of-32 NCAA Tournament appearance, while a 19-win floor still guarantees an eighth-place finish and a tournament berth.
A look at the standout receivers, their college choices, and the statistical milestones that have put them on the national radar
A look at the 2027 class shows sixteen of the top twenty‑five recruits heading out of state, with South Carolina leading the pack and Nike sealing a deal with the state’s premier tight end.