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A deep dive into the rising draft stock of Indiana University's pass catchers, their statistical achievements, and the potential historic milestone of two receivers from the same class landing in the first round.
Syracuse University’s men’s basketball team will play several regular‑season and exhibition games in New York City this upcoming season, including matchups against Rutgers and St. John’s at Barclays Center and Madison Square Garden. The move reflects a broader effort to attract the large alumni population in the metro area and generate guaranteed payments from event promoters.
Rising safety Errol Kerns III, a junior from Lawrence Central High School, will be on campus June 19‑21 for an official visit, a move that follows his decommitment from Miami (Ohio) and interest from a host of major programs.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have officially signed former Indiana University tight end Riley Nowakowski to his first NFL contract, a four‑year agreement worth $4,823,260 that includes a $443,260 signing bonus and guarantees $443,260 of the total value.
In a recent interview, Brendan Sorsby revealed that he placed wagers on Indiana’s 2022 games, insisting he never used insider information or bet against his own team.
Brendan Sorsby revealed he wagered on Indiana football while playing for the Hoosiers, stressing he never used non‑public information and never bet against his school.
Darren Harris, a 6‑foot‑5 guard with a proven shooting pedigree, joins Indiana University, bringing elite perimeter firepower and two years of eligibility as the Hoosiers bet on his development.
A deep pool of top prospects in the 2027 class is reshaping Indiana’s football landscape, drawing commitments from the nation’s most coveted players and promising a new era for both the state and the universities that recruit them.
Kentucky’s 2026‑27 men’s basketball slate blends historic rivalries, neutral‑site showcases and a grueling SEC slate, setting the stage for Coach Mark Pope’s second year.
Markus Burton, the 2023 IndyStar Mr. Basketball, has transferred to Indiana University from Notre Dame. Coach Darian DeVries highlights Burton's scoring ability, playmaking skills, and elite mid-range shooting as crucial for Indiana's upcoming season. Burton averaged 19.1 points per game and 259 assists at Notre Dame, and DeVries plans to utilize him in ball-screen actions with big players like Aiden Sherrell and Samet Yigitoglu. Burton's first goal is to regain his sharpness after an injury-shortened season.
The Abilene Christian Wildcats, seeded fifth, are set to begin play in the 2026 Western Athletic Conference baseball tournament in Mesa, Arizona, with a chance at their first conference championship and NCAA Tournament spot since 2010.
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.
Despite a perfect 16‑0 championship season, Indiana football faces doubts from rival coaches about replacing key players and maintaining production. Head coach Curt Cignetti and his staff see the criticism as motivation for the 2026 campaign.
A preview of the Hoosiers' 2026 spring camp reveals key position‑group predictions, from quarterback depth to special‑teams stability.
The University of Mobile has named Mike Doig as its new men’s head basketball coach, highlighting his extensive background and alignment with the school's vision for student‑athlete development.
Chase Branham, a 6‑foot‑5 guard from Missouri, announced his commitment to Indiana University, drawing on his brother Jake’s collegiate career, his state championship success, and a desire to compete at the highest level.
The former Indiana signal‑caller has filed an injunction against the NCAA to restore his eligibility for the 2026 college football season after confessing to small wagers on his own team, a case that reveals a growing addiction and a career reshaped by the transfer portal.
Indiana University defensive lineman Tyrone Burrus Jr. visited Sunny Heights Elementary in Indianapolis, where he read to a second‑grade class and joined field day activities, while reflecting on his journey from Warren Central to the Hoosiers and his growing role on the defensive line.
An analysis of the on‑field and off‑field issues that have reshaped Clemson's recent performance and what the future might hold.
Indiana University’s rising edge rusher Tyrone Burrus Jr. spent a recent morning at Sunny Heights Elementary, sharing stories and playing games with young students while reflecting on his path to college football.
Indiana University announced the addition of guard Justin Monden, highlighting his multi‑year career, shooting efficiency and eligibility remaining.
Monsanna Torbert's decommitment from Indiana and rapid ascent in the rankings have turned his recruitment into a high‑stakes chase among college football powerhouses.
Former Louisville commit Tyrone Burrus Jr. visited his hometown school, engaging second‑graders in reading and play while praising the support that will shape his upcoming season.
A high school hockey standout receives a scholarship that values personal integrity and service as much as athletic talent.