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Butler University announces its full nonconference slate, featuring home games against Northeastern, Presbyterian and South Carolina Upstate, an exhibition with Indiana, and road trips to Boise State and North Carolina, plus neutral‑site games in Chicago and Atlanta.
Trent Sisley, Prince-Alexander Moody, Vaughn Karvala, Trevor Manhertz and the yet‑unjoined Clemens Sokolov are already drawing attention as the team’s most promising young talents.
The 2026 MLB Draft has set the stage for a wave of Indiana University baseball talent to move into professional contracts, with decisions still pending for several key players.
The Tigers will open the 2026‑27 campaign at home versus Cleveland State before traveling to St. Louis, Chicago and Kansas City, facing a mix of historic programs and mid‑major teams throughout the non‑conference schedule.
Marcus Freeman, head coach of the Fighting Irish, has publicly praised Indiana’s recent breakthrough and the new expectations it creates for Notre Dame’s own championship pursuit.
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.
Longtime Indiana University radio voice Joe Smith died at 78, leaving behind a legacy of professionalism and joy that shaped generations of listeners.
With the SEC shifting toward a more run‑heavy, physical style, Tennessee’s defense must evolve quickly to keep pace with opponents like Georgia Tech, Texas and Auburn.
Indiana’s coach Curt Cignetti prepares to headline Big Ten media days as the Hoosiers ride a historic championship wave.
Indiana University’s men’s basketball program is reshaping its frontcourt with the addition of 6‑11 forward Aiden Sherrell and 7‑2 center Samet Yigitoglu, who will debut in an exhibition game against College Jean‑de‑Brebeuf.
Trevor Manhertz, a 6‑foot‑8 freshman from Christ School, chose Indiana over Duke and Louisville, and is now navigating the rigors of Big Ten play while building chemistry with teammates and mentors.
Indiana's freshman trio dazzles at the FISU America Games, delivering standout stats and signaling a deep bench for the upcoming season.
Indiana University will welcome the Canadian junior team Collège Jean‑de‑Brébeuf on Wednesday night, featuring debut performances by point guard Markus Burton and several promising freshmen, while frontcourt standouts Aiden Sherrell and Samet Yigitoglu prepare to make their first summer pairing.
Indiana University's basketball squad clinched the gold medal at the FISU America Games in Peru, delivering a commanding performance that highlights key players ahead of the next collegiate season.
IU invites fans to Memorial Stadium for a complimentary night of celebration, interactive activities and exclusive memorabilia giveaways
A No.5 seed in the Midwest Region sets up a possible Sweet 16 matchup with Duke, while the SEC’s twelve teams and geographic seeding rules shape the Wildcats’ path.
Indiana University's men's basketball squad captured gold at the FISU America Games in Lima, Peru, with a series of decisive victories that highlighted their depth and talent.
Three former college stars were inducted into the Indiana Football Hall of Fame, including the late Sim Nelson IV, remembered by his family and former teammate Jim Harbaugh.
Two preseason media polls place Indiana University’s football team third in the Big Ten, citing recent titles and honoring several players on all‑conference teams.
The latest Big Ten preseason media poll, released on July 27, placed Ohio State at the summit of the conference’s expectations, a position the Buckeyes have not held since their last conference crown in 2020, yet the poll comes on the heels of a national championship that the Buckeyes captured in 2024, underscoring a resurgence that has rekindled optimism among fans and analysts alike. Not far behind, the Indiana Hoosiers entered the rankings at third, a placement that reflects their own historic achievement: a first‑ever college football national title secured in the previous season, a milestone that has propelled the program into the conversation as a legitimate contender for another championship run. At the helm of Indiana’s resurgence is head coach Curt Cignetti, whose contract extends through 2033, a commitment that signals the university’s confidence in his ability to sustain momentum and build on the foundation laid by his inaugural triumph. Meanwhile, Penn State announced a new era under head coach Matt Campbell, who transitioned from a decade at Iowa State where he guided the Cyclones to an 11‑3 record in 2024 and concluded his tenure with a 72‑55 overall record, bringing a proven track record of resilience and strategic growth to the Nittany Lions as they aim to rebound from a 7‑6 finish in 2025. The broader implications of these shifts extend beyond individual programs, reshaping the competitive balance of the Big Ten and setting the stage for a season that could redefine traditional power structures, with Ohio State’s blend of championship pedigree and preseason favoritism, Indiana’s fresh confidence, and Penn State’s fresh leadership all poised to influence the narrative of college football’s premier conference.
Cleveland.com’s preseason poll places Michigan State 16th out of 18, but a favorable slate of games could allow the Spartans to exceed expectations.
The Knoxville region showcases a roster of standout defensive backs who earned accolades in 2025, drawing college interest and setting high expectations for the upcoming season.
The annual Cleveland.com poll places Ohio State at the top of the Big Ten, but past predictions have been spotty, leaving Michigan’s campaign dependent on its early test against Oklahoma.
Preseason media predictions place Indiana University third in the Big Ten, with coach Curt Cignetti rallying his squad and multiple players earning conference accolades.