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Indiana’s offensive line just got a massive upgrade with the signing of Joe Brunner, a 6-foot-7, 313-pound powerhouse from Wisconsin. After starting every game at left guard for the Badgers and earning top pass-blocking grades in the Big Ten, Brunner brings elite size, proven performance, and academic excellence to Bloomington. A standout in track and field in high school, he’s not just a physical...

Yahoo Sports’ new college fantasy football game is heating up with Indiana’s offense dominating early rankings—Nick Marsh and Charlie Becker are top receivers, while QB Hoover and RBs like Turbo Richard are flying under the radar despite stellar production last season. With leagues opening August 3rd, IU’s firepower could deliver late-round steals and fantasy gold. Listen in comfort: Get a discoun...

A Texas man dropped $80K on a college football bet, went ballistic when Louisville lost in overtime, and sent terrifying threats to the coach, QB, and even the QB’s family—leading to a felony plea and his resignation from city commission. Meanwhile, another team paid a million to exit a game, risking a perfect season—showing how high the stakes are, emotionally and financially, as the Final Four l...

Jacob Bell, Indiana’s redshirt freshman QB, is rising fast—armed with elite high school stats (38 TDs, 7 in one game) and dual-threat skills, he’s soaking up experience behind veteran QBs as the Hoosiers gear up for a 2026 season opener against North Texas. With a championship vision in mind, Bell’s development is key to Indiana’s long-term success. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pill...

Curt Cignetti’s meteoric rise has stunned the college football world—ESPN ranked him 1 among all head coaches, despite just starting his Indiana tenure. In just two seasons, he transformed a program that never won 10 games into a national title contender, boasting a 27-2 record and three postseason wins. With a national championship on the horizon and a loaded schedule starting Sept. 5 against Nor...

Fernando Mendoza, the quarterback who led Indiana to an undefeated 16-0 season and a College Football Playoff National Championship, just earned the prestigious Big Ten Jesse Owens Male Athlete of the Year award — a rare honor last given in 1991. Already a Heisman winner and first-round NFL draft pick, Mendoza dominated college football with 41 passing touchdowns and a jaw-dropping 182.9 efficienc...

Indiana’s basketball team is heating up its non-conference schedule with a confirmed showdown against Missouri on December 18th in Bloomington — adding another elite test to a slate already featuring Syracuse and Kentucky. Missouri, a 10-seed NCAA tournament team last year with 20 wins, is stocked with top-tier recruits and frontcourt transfers, making this a potential Quad Two game with Quad One...

Lavar Keys, a three-star wide receiver ranked 831st nationally, flipped his commitment from Penn State to Indiana after the Nittany Lions’ coaching change — and it’s a move that could pay off big. Standing at 5’9” and 165 lbs, Keys is primed for the slot, where his speed and deep-threat potential could make him a breakout star. Though he’ll likely sit behind a stacked Hoosiers receiving corps this...

When most QBs chase NIL money, Mendoza chased growth—and Indiana’s coach Curt Cignetti sold him on a future vision, not a payday. He took a pay cut, believed in the plan, and led Indiana on a Cinderella run to the national championship, throwing 41 TDs, zero interceptions, and winning the Heisman. His leap of faith paid off big time. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solip...

Fernando Mendoza just became the first Indiana quarterback since 1990 to win the Big Ten’s Jesse Owens Male Athlete of the Year award — and he’s already rewriting history. The 2025-26 honoree is the sixth Hoosier ever to claim this elite honor and the eighth Big Ten football player to do so. Earlier this year, he made history as the second Hoosier ever drafted 1 overall in the NFL and the first Bi...

Indiana football is rewriting the script—no longer just a basketball school, they’re now a serious Big Ten contender with a projected 10-win season and a shot at the College Football Playoff. Expect upsets over Ohio State and USC at home, plus wins against key rivals like Purdue, Michigan, and Washington. Two road losses to Michigan and Washington are the only blemishes, but even that’s a major fe...

Indiana football is on the rise, locking in sixteen commitments for their 2027 class—ranked 43rd nationally—showing a balanced, future-focused approach that’s building momentum ahead of the early signing period. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public...

Grant Wilson, the redshirt senior QB from Old Dominion, is poised to be Indiana’s backup quarterback this season — and he’s not just here to hold a clipboard. With 14 starts under his belt and a veteran presence, Wilson brings crucial depth and game-ready experience that could make all the difference if injuries strike. He’ll battle Tyler Cherry for the backup role while Josh Hoover locks in as st...