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Indiana men’s basketball returned to Big Ten play Sunday against Washington following a 26-day gap between conference contests. Despite the break, the Cream and Crimson came out firing and earned their second Big Ten victory 90-80 inside Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall in Bloomington.
Indiana football went nearly four hours without a transfer portal commitment Sunday evening after landing six transfers in the previous seven and a half hours.
After four Big Ten contests this season, Indiana women’s basketball is still without a conference win.
Indiana football secured its first 2026 transfer portal addition Sunday morning when former Wisconsin safety Preston Zachman committed to the program. Now, the Hoosiers have acquired a second safety in the portal.
The NCAA college football transfer portal opened Jan. 2 and will remain open through Jan. 16. As of Jan. 14, Indiana has received commitments from 17 players, while nine Hoosiers have entered the portal.
Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti has wasted no time retooling his roster for 2026. Former Boston College running back Turbo Richard became the Hoosiers’ sixth commitment Sunday, according to On3 Sports’ Hayes Fawcett’s report.
Indiana football head coach Curt Cignetti has landed Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Fernando Mendoza’s apparent successor.
David Henry, a Monroe County councilmember, announced Sunday he intends to run to replace Democrat Lee Jones on the Monroe County Board of Commissioners.
Indiana football didn’t land a transfer over the first two days the transfer portal was open. But in less than seven hours Sunday, the Hoosiers secured three transfers.
Not only did Indiana football notch the biggest win of its 2025 season Thursday in the Rose Bowl, it also earned arguably the top transfer receiver’s commitment Sunday.
Amid No. 1 Indiana football’s College Football Playoff semifinals preparation, the Hoosiers’ coaching staff has turned some of its attention toward compiling its third transfer portal class in Bloomington.
Indiana football endured what head coach Curt Cignetti deemed “disruption” from Monday to Wednesday in the lead-up to the Rose Bowl. The Hoosiers’ travel tendencies were thrown off: their practice was in a new location in a different time zone.
Indiana men’s basketball last took the court 12 days ago. By the time it tips off against Washington on Sunday, it will have been 26 days between Big Ten contests. Since the Hoosiers’ last conference matchup, they’ve lost to the University of Kentucky on the road and picked up wins over two mid-major opponents — Chicago State University and Siena University.
Indiana women’s basketball is still searching for its first Big Ten win of the season. For the first time since the 2017-18 season, the Hoosiers are 0-3 to begin conference action, with blowout losses to Illinois, Minnesota and No. 24 Michigan State.
Three months ago, Indiana women’s basketball head coach Teri Moren talked about her new roster and the upcoming season with “excitement.” The offseason was an unprecedented challenge for the 12th-year head coach due to nine players leaving the program, but with the mix of six transfers, the addition of two freshmen and five returners, the Hoosiers had the potential to compete with the top programs in the Big Ten.
No. 1 Indiana football is the talk of the college football world after it obliterated the University of Alabama in the Rose Bowl on Thursday. While the Cream and Crimson now have their sights set on a matchup with No. 5 Oregon in the Peach Bowl, four Hoosiers have entered the transfer portal.
PASADENA, Calif. — All sorts of history were written into No. 1 Indiana football's record books throughout 2025. Fernando Mendoza led the charge during his first season in Bloomington.
PASADENA, Calif. — I’ve enjoyed my time grading. Penciling in a letter next to Indiana football’s position groups each week is the exact type of power trip I imagine my high school teachers got when marking down my unserious essays for being — well — unserious. Jokes on you, Mrs. Castine, you have no control over me now.
PASADENA, Calif. — The victory stage lingers on Speiker Field at the Rose Bowl as Cream and Crimson-colored confetti and the fresh roses lay scattered on the wet green grass.
The Indiana University chapter of the Chi Phi fraternity was suspended Dec. 19, according to the Office of Student Life.
