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Attention is turning to Indiana's upcoming football matchup with Rutgers, with commentary singling out Rutgers wide receiver KJ Duff as the biggest test yet for Indiana's secondary in the 2026 season. Fans and analysts are weighing how the Hoosiers' defensive backs will handle the challenge when the two Big Ten programs meet.
- 2K-State Picks Up Multiple Wins at Hoosier Classic▼K-State Collect Multiple Wins During Second Day at Hoosier Classic
Kansas State University athletes recorded several victories on the second day of the Hoosier Classic, according to the university's athletics department. The strong showing adds to the Wildcats' early-season results as competition continues at the event hosted in Indiana. Fans are following the team's progress through the multi-day tournament.
- 3Trump order forces Indiana utility to keep uneconomical coal plant open●Trump's order to keep coal plants open will cause NIPSCO to collect the money to keep an old plant open, despite it bein
President Trump's order directing utilities to keep coal plants open will lead NIPSCO, Northern Indiana's utility, to keep charging customers to operate an old plant even though it is no longer economical. Critics, including Indiana residents, say the move will raise power bills across the utility's monopoly service area and force Hoosiers to pay for a plant that would otherwise close.
- 4Curt Cignetti reacts as Indiana football wins at Rutgers▼Video, Quotes: Curt Cignetti reacts to IU football’s win at Rutgers
Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti addressed reporters after the Hoosiers' road win over Rutgers, with video and quotes from his postgame comments circulated by sports outlets. His remarks covered the team's performance in the victory. Indiana's continued success under Cignetti remains a talking point among college football fans, who are watching whether the program can sustain its strong form through the season.
- 5Indiana Men's Golf Prepares for Fighting Irish Classic▼Men’s Golf Readies for Fighting Irish Classic
Indiana University's men's golf team is preparing to compete at the Fighting Irish Classic, the men's golf event hosted by Notre Dame. The Hoosiers' program announced its readiness for the tournament as part of its fall schedule. Further details on the lineup, course or results were not provided in the announcement.
- 6Former Indiana Hoosiers land NBA training camp spots▼Here are the former IU basketball players on NBA training camp rosters
Several former Indiana University basketball players are on NBA training camp rosters as teams open preparations for the upcoming season. The list highlights which ex-Hoosiers are getting a chance to compete for regular season spots, whether on guaranteed deals or as camp invitees. It is a snapshot of Indiana's NBA pipeline and a point of interest for Hoosiers fans tracking their former stars.
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Indiana University basketball is promoting a message that Yigitoglu and the Basketball Hoosiers are 'locked and ready', signaling the team is prepared for upcoming competition. The item comes from IU Athletics and centers on the program's readiness heading into its next stretch of games.
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Indiana University Athletics has announced that the school will host the 2026 Hoosier Classic. The event, part of the university's tennis schedule, will bring visiting teams to Bloomington for the annual competition. Details on dates and participating programs have yet to be released as the Hoosiers prepare for the tournament on their home courts.
- 9Indiana men's golf ties for 5th at Windon Memorial Classic▼Indiana men’s golf ties for 5th at Windon Memorial Classic
Indiana University's men's golf team finished tied for fifth place at the Windon Memorial Classic, the men's collegiate tournament. The result adds a solid mid-pack showing to the Hoosiers' fall schedule as the program continues its season. Details on individual scores and the winning team were not included in the report.
- 10Minnetrista Museum Acquires Rare Hoosier Impressionist Works▼Minnetrista acquires rare Hoosier Impressionist art
Minnetrista, the museum and cultural center in Muncie, Indiana, has acquired rare works by Hoosier Impressionist artists, adding significant pieces to its collection of Indiana art. Details of the acquisition, including which artists and works are involved, have not been widely reported. Local interest centers on how the addition will strengthen the museum's holdings of the influential Indiana painting movement.
- 11New book reveals Indiana's Rose Bowl game plan against Alabama▼'Visibly defeated': Book reveals Indiana Rose Bowl game plan vs Alabama football
A new book details Indiana's game plan for its Rose Bowl matchup against Alabama, describing the Hoosiers as 'visibly defeated' in the run-up to the game. The excerpt offers a behind-the-scenes look at how Indiana prepared for the Crimson Tide and how the team's morale was perceived, drawing fresh attention to the bowl matchup.