Indiana Football gets its 6th win against Purdue 26-24. Though the offense was plagued by turnovers, they were able to get a late touchdown to get the win.
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In a thrilling over time game, IPFW upsets Indiana 71-68. Fort Wayne led for a majority of the game, and was able to hold off Indiana's offense.
Indiana Basketball is looking better than ever. They followed up on their Kansas win with yet another stellar offensive performance vs. Umass Lowell.
Indiana's guards were a big part of their 103-99 win over Kansas on Friday. James Blackmon Jr. led the team to their first win of the season.
4 first half fumbles prevented Indiana from jumping out to an early lead. After that, they lost a hard fought battle to the Nittany Lions 45-31.
Tom Crean will be pleased with Indiana Basketball's 73-49 win over Bellarmine in their 2nd exhibition game. They face Kansas on Friday in Hawaii.
It wasn't pretty, but Indiana got the win over Rutgers 33-27. A number of mistakes kept the game close, but 3 straight 2nd half touchdowns saw them through.
Indiana will take on Rutgers on Saturday. Indiana needs another win to keep bowl hopes alive, while Rutgers will hope to spoil the party.
Indiana Basketball is in the running to get highly rated recruit Kris Wilkes, along with UCLA. With no other top 25 recruits that class, he is a must get.
Indiana Football has now lost 3 out of their last 4 games. While they are playing well in these losses, the offense needs to step up and take over.
Indiana will host #10 Nebraska this Saturday. The Cornhuskers are undefeated but the Hoosiers have proved that they are capable of an upset.
Indiana Football faced a reality check against Ohio State Saturday in their 17-38 loss. While they played decent, it wasn't enough to overcome the Buckeyes.
The highly rated and talked about Indiana Football player Camion Patrick may make his program debut vs. Ohio State this Saturday in Columbus.
Indiana's win against Michigan State has moved them up Big Ten power rankings, but they will have to face #2 Ohio State to continue their conference run.
Indiana brought the Old Brass Spittoon back to campus for the first time since 2006 with their overtime victory over Michigan State 24-21 Saturday night.
With Jeremy Langford and Kadeem Carey both suffering from injuries, former Indiana back Jordan Howard will get more carries next Sunday vs. the Lions.
Despite almost doubling Wake Forest's total yards on offense, turnovers and failures to capitalize on opportunities had Indiana fall short 33-28.
Indiana will take on Wake Forest at home in their third game of the season. Wake Forest is looking stronger, but suffering key injuries on offense.
Arriving to Indiana Football as a walk-on, Mitchell Paige had a break-out season in 2015, and continues to be one of the Hoosiers' most reliable receivers.
After two games, Indiana is proving that they are a worthy opponent. Their schedule will only get harder, but their improvements are undeniable.