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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.
The Buckeyes will face a schedule packed with top‑ranked foes, from defending champion Indiana to Texas, Oregon and USC, a challenge coach Ryan Day calls a ‘monster’ that could forge the team’s resilience for the road ahead.
With fall camp looming, the duo from Peegs.com share their latest predictions for Indiana University’s 2026 football campaign, including expected win totals and standout players.
Oregon State's 2026 defensive staff blends seasoned coordinators with proven recruiters, aiming to fix past shortcomings and strengthen the team's outlook.
Tennessee’s football team added nearly 900 pounds of muscle and lost over 200 pounds of fat under new Director of Performance Derek Owings, with key players reporting significant weight gains.
After a quiet freshman season and the departure of key 2025 linemen, Abram decided to explore new opportunities, a move noted by head coach Curt Cignetti.
Ohio State coach Ryan Day anticipates a challenging environment at Indiana's Memorial Stadium for their upcoming game on Oct. 17, citing the Hoosiers' improved home‑game experience and the team's past red‑zone struggles.
Indiana defensive lineman Triston Abram has entered the NCAA transfer portal, retaining four years of eligibility. His exit comes after a redshirt freshman season, gratitude expressed for his time at Indiana, and the Hoosiers' recent roster changes.
After three straight seasons projected to finish last in the Big Ten and two years of conference winlessness, Purdue’s head coach Barry Odom is turning to Indiana’s rapid turnaround as a roadmap for a program-wide revival.
The upcoming season features a slate of marquee individual duels that could shape the fate of teams and the playoff picture.
Purdue's third straight season projected to finish bottom of the Big Ten fuels coach Jeff Brohm's appeal to Indiana's recent turnaround, a story that promises a November breakthrough.
Purdue's football program confronts a third straight season projected to finish last in the Big Ten, yet head coach Jeff Brohm finds inspiration in Indiana's swift transformation under Curt Cignetti, a turnaround that proves rapid improvement is possible.
The network reveals its full 2026 slate, featuring returning personalities and fresh talent, with the season kicking off at Ohio State on September 5
Indiana University is assembling back-to-back recruiting classes near No. 30 nationally, highlighted by a 2028 class that features elite quarterback Lukas Prock and a roster of highly ranked prospects identified by analyst Steve Wiltfong.
Northwestern University has released its 2026 men's soccer schedule, highlighting early tests, home matchups with top conference rivals, and the impact of a top‑25 recruiting class on the team's ambitions.
A revered figure in college football, Joe Novak passed away at 81, leaving behind a legacy of defensive excellence and program-building successes.
Indiana University's running back group for the 2026 season blends returning veterans, injury‑tested stalwarts, and a highly touted freshman, all operating under a committee‑driven philosophy.
After years at the bottom of the Big Ten, Michigan State is banking on a cultural overhaul and a wave of transfers to contend with traditional powerhouses.
A Myrtle Beach native with a national championship résumé is set to reshape the Chanticleers' baseball program.
From record‑breaking offensive numbers to strategic staff retention, Indiana’s rise to a national championship has drawn admiration from across the conference.
Rece Davis sees a path for Penn State to open 4‑0, but experts warn that a favorable schedule and key transfers may not guarantee a breakout season
At Chicago’s media days, the Big Ten chief praised Indiana’s unprecedented success and the transformative effect of its new coach.
Five new SEC coaches discuss how they measure success in their debut seasons, balancing the weight of tradition, fan expectations and the evolving landscape of college football.
Five newly appointed SEC football coaches discuss the metrics they will use to judge success in their first year, revealing the intense expectations and strategic priorities that shape their early decisions.