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Bielema’s Unexpected Hat-Tip to Indiana Coaches

From Beatdown to Backhanded Bragging Rights After suffering a shocking 63-10 loss to Indiana in September, Illinois head coach Bret Bielema couldn’t help but heap praise on the Hoosiers’ coordinators. On “Pardon My Take,” Bielema declared Bryant Haines and Mike Shanahan the best offensive and defensive minds he’s ever encountered in his 17-year career. Haines,…
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Hoosiers’ All-Star Invasion Across Every Sport

Hoosier Heroes Hijack the Sports Universe Indiana University alums are popping up everywhere in pro sports and beyond. After Curt Cignetti led the Hoosiers’ football team to a national championship and then commandeered the pace car at the Indy 500, ex-Heisman QB Fernando Mendoza went No. 1 in the NFL Draft. Former IU basketball manager…
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Indiana Duo Cignetti & Mendoza Dominate TIME’s Top 100

From Underdogs to Icons: Hoosiers Claim TIME Glory The Indiana Hoosiers’ meteoric rise in college football has earned head coach Curt Cignetti and quarterback Fernando Mendoza spots on TIME Magazine’s inaugural Top 100 Most Influential People in Sports list. Cignetti, labeled a “Titan,” transformed IU from perennial underachievers into a 27-2 powerhouse by embracing the…
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Indiana Football’s Master Plan: Schedule & Special Teams

Bluebloods Scramble to Copy Indiana’s Playbook Texas coach Steve Sarkisian heaped praise on Curt Cignetti’s unlikely Indiana Hoosiers, noting their unconventional mix of six-year seniors, transfers and veteran grit. Impressed by Cignetti’s SEC-style nonconference slate—North Texas, Howard and Western Kentucky—Sark gave a not-so-subtle hint that the Longhorns may ditch their Ohio State showdown and Notre…
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Hoosiers Snag Top Recruits, Owning Ohio State

Hoosiers Poach Defensive Powerhouse from Ohio State Four-star defensive lineman Reinaldo Perez, ranked 11th in Ohio by 247Sports, stunned recruiting circles by choosing Indiana over Ohio State, Michigan, and other Big Ten heavyweights. Hailing from Columbus Academy, Perez had 30+ scholarship offers, including from Florida, Louisville, and Notre Dame. His commitment has bumped Indiana up…
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Indiana’s 2026 Football: Ten Foes to Fear

Countdown of Indiana’s 2026 Gridiron Gladiators Indiana’s 2026 schedule might look soft at first glance, but beneath the surface lies a gauntlet of ten elite players who could redefine the Hoosiers’ season. From Jeremiah Smith’s Heisman-level route-running in Columbus to Julian Sayin’s surgical passing game, and from John Henry Daley and Anthony Smith wreaking havoc…
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Hoosier Highlights: From New Recruits to Hall of Fame Hopes

Massachusetts Miracle: Hoosiers Hook Safety Brady Scott Indiana football secured a commitment from three-star safety Brady Scott of Tabor Academy in Reading, Massachusetts—the first recruit from the Bay State since at least 2009. Despite offers from Boston College, Duke, Georgia Tech, Vanderbilt, and Wisconsin, Scott chose the Hoosiers, drawn by the program’s recent national championship…
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Rumble in the Middle: Indiana’s Top 10 Linebackers

Rumble in the Middle: Hoosier Linebackers Who Hit Hardest Indiana’s gridiron story is a saga of bone-jarring tackles and sideline-shaking hits, told through its greatest linebackers. From Joe Norman’s unbreakable 444-tackle record in the late ’70s to Van Waiters setting single-season TFL marks in the ’80s, Hoosier attackers have terrorized opposing offenses for decades. Willie…
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Hoosiers’ 2026 Sports: Schedules, Previews & Hoop Buzz

Big Noon, Night Lights & Peacock: IU’s TV Football Feast The Big Ten has released kickoff times for Indiana’s first five games of the 2026 football season. FOX’s Big Noon Kickoff returns to Bloomington for the opener against North Texas at noon. Week 2’s matchup with Howard is another comfortable noon slot on Big Ten…
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Can Duke’s Dud Become Indiana’s Dunk Dynasty?

Duke Transfer’s Secret Hoosier Weapon Indiana’s men’s basketball roster for 2026-27 is bulked up by a seven-player portal haul, led by proven ACC and SEC stars Markus Burton and Aiden Sherrell, plus volume contributors from SMU, Villanova, and Georgia Tech. Duke guard Darren Harris is the curveball: two seasons in Durham, under 10 minutes per…