Indiana vs. Miami recruiting breakdown: How Hoosiers' roster without a 5-star compares to Hurricanes originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. How did No. 1 Indiana and No. 10 Miami build their rosters?

A roster full of old players? Cheating allegations? It's all nonsense. Indiana football's roster is simply better than you think.

Heisman Trophy winners have a spotty track record of postseason success. Indiana football quarterback Fernando Mendoza is the first to win two games — and he's eyeing a third.

Cignetti was asked how older transfers have contributed to Indiana’s success. He was hired away from James Madison in 2024. Indiana brought in over 30 new players that first season, including 13 from JMU. For this season, Cignetti added another 23 or so players out of portal, including quarterback Fernado Mendoza from Cal.

Indiana's Pascal Siakam went 1-on-1 against Boston's Derrick White as time was running out, backed into him a couple of times near the foul line, spun into the lane and then watched his shot kiss off the backboard and fall for what became a game-winner.

With the WNBA in status quo, the Fever must begin free agent terms with a few of their players. Here's why, what to expect and what may change.

The backbone of the Hoosiers' offense is the running game, and an OL coach who made his name at Wisconsin has helped maximize it.

Indiana hosts the Washington Huskies after Shay Ciezki scored 21 points in Indiana's 56-53 loss to the Iowa Hawkeyes.