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The 15th annual BTN Big 10K will take place on July 11 at Soldier Field, featuring 10K and 5K races and a post‑race festival, with former Hoosiers standouts Pat Coogan and Omar Cooper Jr. announced as grand marshals.
Cignetti reflected on his career move, the rise of Fernando Mendoza, and the urgent need for NCAA reform while hinting at a vacation in South Carolina.
The Bloomington South baseball team, backed by a deep pitching rotation and solid catching, enters the IHSAA Class 4A state championship game with a 24‑6 record.
Indiana University announced scholarship offers to Xavier Young, Dylan Betts and Bamba Touray, addressing past rebounding woes and signaling a strategic recruiting push.
The University of Cincinnati says it never learned of Brendan Sorsby's betting habits, despite the player's NCAA ban, upcoming NFL draft eligibility, and a pending lawsuit over his name‑image‑likeness contract.
UNC’s early commitments from top‑ranked forward AJ Williams and center Yann Kamagate, coupled with interest from rival Duke and a host of national programs, illustrate a bold recruitment strategy under first‑year head coach Michael Malone.
The Jets' 2026 offense will be anchored by quarterback Geno Smith, while veteran Adonai Mitchell and rookie Omar Cooper Jr. vie for the WR2 role. Their contrasting backgrounds and skill sets set the stage for a compelling fantasy storyline.
Indiana University’s football coach Curt Cignetti joined ESPN’s Rich Eisen to talk about the roster, highlighting players Fernando Mendoza, Josh Hoover and Brendan Sorsby, and previewing the season‑opening game against North Texas on September 5.
Keyon Thomas, a three‑star running back from Warren Central High School in Indianapolis, pledged to the Iowa Hawkeyes, bringing a strong frame, versatile skill set, and a proven track record of production to the program.
A former four‑star recruit transfers from St. John’s to Fordham, bringing modest but promising experience to a program seeking a dynamic boost.
From quarterbacks to defensive standouts, the latest transfer market brings a wave of talent poised to reshape the Big Ten landscape.
ESPN bracketologist Joe Lunardi forecasts Indiana as a seventh seed in the expanded 2027 NCAA field, highlighting a revamped roster and renewed optimism.
From a modest freshman debut to a breakout 2025 season, Kameron Courtney is set to be a central figure in Virginia's offense next year, bringing versatility and playmaking ability to the Cavaliers.
North Carolina will travel to Indianapolis on October 18 to play Indiana in an exhibition basketball game, echoing a coaching legacy that favors challenging top programs away from home.
The Hoosiers have added two Canadian prospects, Camille Pangonis and Ashlyn Anderson, to their 2026‑27 roster, bolstering the squad with proven collegiate experience.
A recent SB Nation Reacts poll shows Indiana fans ranking Curt Cignetti at the pinnacle of college football coaches, sparking debate over his standing against peers like Ryan Day and Kirby Smart, while the Hoosiers schedule a high‑profile basketball exhibition against North Carolina.
UCLA is making headlines with a high‑profile weekend visit from 4‑star shooting guard Justin Wise and a scholarship offer to 7‑foot‑3 center Dylan Betts, a top‑10 recruit whose sisters previously wore the blue and gold.
Sorsby’s decision to enter the supplemental draft comes after a judge cleared him for 2026 play, while teams evaluate his long‑term fantasy upside and fit within crowded quarterback rooms.
Indiana’s coaching staff highlights Khobie Martin’s development, work ethic, and expected prominent role in the upcoming season.
The Hawkeyes have locked in a demanding slate of games, blending early home contests with a rugged Big Ten road slate, while Coach McCollum emphasizes strategic scheduling to peak in March.
Indiana’s unprecedented 16‑0 run under Curt Cignetti shows what’s possible when culture, transfers and coaching align, while Tennessee’s quietly stacked roster hints at a breakout year.
A look at the key athletes, transfers and coaching insights shaping Indiana’s offense for the upcoming season.
Quarterback Brendan Sorsby's descent into sports gambling forced him into rehab, prompted a temporary injunction and a move to the NFL Supplemental Draft, triggering a chain reaction that saw Texas Tech lose a key player, conference rivals withdraw from future matchups and the Big 12 file a legal complaint.
Two Ontario natives, Camille Pangonis and Ashlyn Anderson, sign with Indiana University, becoming the fourth and fifth Canadian players in program history.