Indiana HC Cignetti becomes 1st to win Home Depot Coach of the Year back-to-back
Indiana football head coach Curt Cignetti has added yet another award to his name, as he was named the Home Depot Coach of the Year on Friday.
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Indiana football head coach Curt Cignetti has added yet another award to his name, as he was named the Home Depot Coach of the Year on Friday.
UPDATE: this story has been updated to add Mendoza winning the Maxwell Award
Indiana football and defensive coordinator Bryant Haines — the architect behind the Cream and Crimson’s defensive prowess — agreed to a new deal with the Hoosiers that will make him one of the nation’s highest-paid assistants.
The NCAA Tournament regional semifinal is the farthest Indiana volleyball has advanced in program history.
Coming into the NCAA Tournament regional semifinals, Indiana volleyball depended on its pin hitters for offensive production. When the Hoosiers needed a point, they could always look to its trio of attackers for an answer.
Indiana men’s soccer senior forward Palmer Ault was named to the United Soccer Coaches’ All-America second team Friday, per a release from Indiana Athletics.
Indiana volleyball’s historic season came to an end Friday against the University of Texas at Austin in the NCAA Tournament regional semifinals. The Hoosiers were swept by the Longhorns at Gregory Gymnasium in Austin, Texas, to finish their season with 25-8 overall record.
On Saturday, Indiana women’s basketball head coach Teri Moren said her squad was “punched in the mouth” against Illinois. The Hoosiers fell behind early in the first quarter and were never able to mount a comeback. 28-12, 45-23, 68-32 and 78-57 appeared on the scoreboard in the State Farm Center when the buzzer sounded at the end of every quarter.
After a 21-point loss to Illinois in its Big Ten opener, Indiana women’s basketball needed a change. The Hoosiers shot just 27% through the first three quarters of their contest against the Fighting Illini. They allowed 58 points in the paint. They scored just three points off the bench.
UPDATE: The travel advisory was lifted 1:30 p.m. Friday after road conditions improved.
After suffering a 21-point loss to Illinois in its Big Ten opener on Dec. 6, Indiana women’s basketball returned to the hardwood against the University of Louisiana at Monroe looking to rebound from its defeat.
Each year amid the lights, carols and decorations of the holiday season, many people are overcome with a spirit of generosity. New Hope for Families, a Bloomington nonprofit that strives to provide shelter and resources to families with young children who have been impacted by homelessness, seeks to channel that holiday spirit into good.
Indiana Daily Student men's basketball reporters discuss the Hoosiers' disappointing loss to the University of Louisville and dig into Lamar Wilkerson's historic performance in a dominant win over Penn State.
Indiana football redshirt junior quarterback Fernando Mendoza was named the college football Associated Press Player of the Year on Thursday. The recognition comes after Mendoza earned Walter Camp National Player of the Year honors on Wednesday.
As the semester comes to an end, students are putting in their last-ditch effort to end the semester strong before the holidays. With final exams, essays and group projects that need to be finished, you might need some words of encouragement to keep you going. So, here are five podcast episodes that will help you get through finals week:
The Indiana Senate turned down a Republican redistricting bill in a 31-19 vote Thursday, ending a months-long fight over Indiana’s congressional districts.
The following is a press release written by Kristy Taylor for the Monroe County Humane Association.
The Bloomington City Council spent Wednesday’s deliberation session trying to narrow down the long list of tangible goals that will guide the city’s first full outcome-based budget in 2027 — but debate on whether the new system will work at all took up much of the meeting.
The Bloomington Police Department arrested a woman Wednesday after she allegedly called the BPD Records Division and threatened to “kill people,” saying she “planned to shoot an explosive device into the Monroe County Central Emergency Dispatch Center,” according to an email from BPD Captain Ryan Pedigo.
For just the second time in program history and the first time in 15 years, Indiana volleyball is headed to the NCAA regional semifinals with a chance to make history.