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Bogard’s brace and Heuer’s three-point night lift Indiana past Michigan State, 3-2
Image: Indiana University Indiana had to fight for this one. After taking a two-goal lead into halftime, the Hoosiers found themselves protecting a one-goal advantage for much of the second half. Michigan State twice cut the deficit to one, but Indiana held on for a 3-2 win Wednesday night at Bill Armstrong Stadium, making them the Big Ten regular season champs.
Burton’s scoring draws attention, but his playmaking sets the tone in Indiana’s season opener
Nov 2, 2026; Bloomington, Indiana, USA; Indiana Hoosiers guard Markus Burton (5) dribbles against Eastern Illinois Panthers guard Devin Davenport (2) during the first half at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. Mandatory Credit: Robert Goddin-Imagn Images Jaeden Mustaf knew what playing alongside Markus Burton could look like before the two ever took the floor together at Indiana. “Me knowing he was coming here is another big reason why I’m here,” Mustaf said. On Monday night, Burton showed why.
Indiana Survives Halloween Scare, Beats Minnesota 23-16 in Overtime
Image: Olivia Smith, Hoosier Huddle Indiana needed a backup quarterback, a 60-yard field goal and another overtime stand from its defense, but the Hoosiers found a way. Indiana (8-1) survived Minnesota 23-16 in overtime on Homecoming after Paddy McAteer drilled a 60-yard field goal as regulation expired. Grant Wilson, who took over at quarterback to start the second half, found Charlie Becker for a 25-yard touchdown on the first play of overtime.
Indiana holds off UCLA for 3-1 road win
Image: Olivia Smith, Hoosier Huddle No. 4 Indiana spent much of Friday night’s second half protecting a one-goal lead at No. 22 UCLA. Michal Mroz kept the Bruins from tying it, and Oliver Moller-Jensen made sure the Hoosiers left with a win. Moller-Jensen finished with two goals and an assist in Indiana’s 3-1 victory, scoring from just inside midfield in the 72nd minute to give IU some room after a long stretch of UCLA pressure.
Amare Ferrell’s Recent Interceptions Reflect the Trust Inside Indiana’s Secondary
Oct 17, 2026; Bloomington, Indiana, USA; Indiana Hoosiers defensive back Amare Ferrell (1) celebrates with teammates after an interception during the second half against the Ohio State Buckeyes at Merchants Bank Field at Memorial Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Robert Goddin-Imagn Images Three interceptions in two games have put Indiana Hoosiers Amare Ferrell in the spotlight. But when asked about his recent production Tuesday, he was quick to give the credit to his coach.
Cignetti Praises Defense, Challenges Offense After Indiana’s Bounce Back Win
Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti walks onto the field for warmup ahead of the game between Michigan and Indiana at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026. Indiana’s defense kept giving its offense chances at Michigan. Eventually, the Hoosiers did enough with one. After a hard-fought overtime win at the Big House, Curt Cignetti spent part of his Monday availability praising the group that helped Indiana respond after its loss to Ohio State.
Indiana’s Bench Closed Out WKU Win as Exhibition Season Comes to an End
EVANSVILLE, IN – October 25, 2026 – forward Aiden Sherrell #22 of the Indiana Hoosiers during the game between the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers and the Indiana Hoosiers at the Ford Center in Evansville, Indiana. Photo By Indiana Athletics Indiana finished its exhibition season Sunday with a 79-74 win over Western Kentucky at the Ford Center. It was the sloppiest of the three October games and the most useful one, because of who finished it. The first two exhibitions were comfortable wins.
Indiana’s defense carries Hoosiers to overtime win at Michigan
Oct 24, 2026; Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA; Michigan Wolverines quarterback Bryce Underwood (19) gets taken down by multiple Indiana Hoosiers defenders at Michigan Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Brian Bradshaw Sevald-Imagn Images Indiana’s defense showed up ready to handle Michigan’s true freshman quarterback. It gave the Hoosiers everything they needed to leave Ann Arbor with a 13-6 overtime win, Indiana’s first victory there since 1967.
All chances, no finish: Indiana settles for scoreless draw with Northwestern
Image: OIivia Smith, Hoosier Huddle Indiana had the chances. They had the corners. They even had a shot that needed a review to determine whether it crossed the goal line. What they didn’t have was a goal. The Hoosiers finished with a 13-11 advantage in shots and 14 corners to Northwestern’s five but couldn’t find the finish in a 0-0 draw Friday night. Indiana put four shots on goal, all in the second half, with Wildcats goalkeeper Dominic Pereira stopping each one.
Never Satisfied – Tyrique Tucker Keeps Pushing for More
Indiana’s Amare Ferrell (1) celebrates his interception with Tyrique Tucker (95), AJ Harris (4) and Jamari Sharpe (22) during the Indiana versus Ohio State football game at Memorial Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 17, 2026. For Tyrique Tucker, Indiana’s first loss of the season hasn’t changed what the Hoosiers are working toward. It has given them more to work on.
‘Got to Suck it Up and Go’ Indiana Turns Toward Another Physical Test at Michigan
Image: Olivia Smith, Hoosier Huddle Indiana won’t get much time to catch its breath. After a physical loss to Ohio State, the Hoosiers head to Michigan for their eighth game in eight weeks. The bye week is getting closer, but there are still two games to play before Indiana gets there. For Curt Cignetti, there isn’t much of a choice. Indiana must turn the page, clean up its mistakes and get ready for another physical matchup.
Missed opportunities haunt Indiana’s offense in 19-15 loss to Ohio State
Image: Olivia Smith, Hoosier Huddle Charlie Becker was open across the middle. Josh Hoover had a chance to move the chains and get Indiana’s offense going on its first possession. The throw sailed high. It was only one play, but it became a familiar sight Saturday. Indiana had opportunities against Ohio State. Open receivers, chances to extend drives and possessions that reached scoring range. Too often, the Hoosiers couldn’t finish.
Rutgers snaps Indiana’s unbeaten streak with 1-0 win
Image: OIivia Smith, Hoosier Huddle Indiana had one last chance. With three seconds remaining, Oliver Moller-Jensen sent a shot just over the crossbar. It was the final missed opportunity on a night when the Hoosiers struggled to turn promising attacks into anything on target. No. 2 Indiana fell 1–0 at Rutgers on Friday night, with Francesco Di Ponzio’s 73rd-minute goal providing the difference. In rain and slippery conditions, the Hoosiers couldn’t find an answer.
For Carter Smith, Ohio State Means Something Extra, but Preparation Still Comes First
Sep 12, 2026; Bloomington, Indiana, USA; Indiana Hoosiers offensive lineman Carter Smith (65) warms up prior to the game against the Howard Bison at Merchants Bank Field at Memorial Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Robert Goddin-Imagn Images Carter Smith isn’t pretending Ohio State is just another opponent. It is his hometown team, a program he has faced in each of the previous four seasons and one he wants another win against.
Cignetti calls for loud home crowd as Indiana students can make their mark against Ohio State
Oct 10, 2026; Lincoln, Nebraska, USA; Indiana Hoosiers head coach Curt Cignetti reacts to a call during the third quarter against the Nebraska Cornhuskers at Memorial Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Dylan Widger-Imagn Images Curt Cignetti knows what is coming to Bloomington this weekend. He also knows spending the week talking about the magnitude of it will not help Indiana beat Ohio State.
Indiana Turns One-Point Game Into Blowout in Exhibition Win Over Butler
Indiana got a little bit of everything in its exhibition opener Sunday night. Markus Burton got the offense going early. Samet Yigitoglu gave the Hoosiers a reliable option inside. And when Butler stayed close, Indiana got enough from its rotation to pull away for a 96-68 win at Hinkle Fieldhouse. The Hoosiers led 44-41 at halftime before outscoring Butler 52-27 in the second half.
Second Half adjustments Help Indiana Defense Secure Comeback Win at Nebraska
Oct 10, 2026; Lincoln, Nebraska, USA; Nebraska Cornhuskers quarterback Anthony Colandrea (10) runs against Indiana Hoosiers defensive lineman Stephen Daley (9) and defensive lineman Kellan Wyatt (18) during the third quarter at Memorial Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Dylan Widger-Imagn Images Indiana’s defense spent nearly 40 minutes on the field Saturday afternoon.
Oduro scores four in Indiana’s 7-0 Senior Night win over Hanover
Image: Olivia Smith, Hoosier Huddle Indiana had this one under control pretty much from the start. The No. 2 Hoosiers scored four goals in the first 15 minutes and took a six goal lead into halftime before finishing off a 7-0 win over Hanover on Friday at Bill Armstrong Stadium. On Senior Night, Collins Oduro led the way with four goals, including a first-half hat trick. It was a comfortable night for Indiana, which improved to 11-0-2.
Hardy stresses preparation ahead of Nebraska
Sep 25, 2026; Bloomington, Indiana, USA; Indiana Hoosiers linebacker Jeff Utzinger (34) and Indiana Hoosiers linebacker Rolijah Hardy (5) celebrate after a play against the Northwestern Wildcats during the first half at Merchants Bank Field at Memorial Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Robert Goddin-Imagn Images For Rolijah Hardy, handling another road environment starts with what Indiana does before it gets there.
Moller-Jensen’s brace leads Indiana past Kentucky, 3-1
Image: Olivia Smith, Hoosier Huddle Indiana kept creating chances Tuesday night. In the second half, the Hoosiers finally found the finishes. Oliver Moller-Jensen scored twice and Easton Bogard added another as No. 2 Indiana erased a halftime deficit to beat Kentucky 3-1 at Bill Armstrong Stadium. Three goals in just over 12 minutes turned a frustrating night in front of goal into another win for the unbeaten Hoosiers. Indiana improved to 10-0-2 overall, while Kentucky fell to 1-6-3.
Cignetti Encouraged by Trevor Gibbs’ Expanded role as Indiana Heads to Nebraska
Image: Olivia Smith, Hoosier Huddle Trevor Gibbs’ role in Indiana’s offense grew Saturday night at Rutgers. After missing time during fall camp, Gibbs played a season-high 53 snaps in Indiana’s road win. Head coach Curt Cignetti said Monday he thought the tight end made the most of the opportunity. “He missed some time in camp, and it was good to get him back about three weeks ago,” Cignetti said.
Indiana’s Offense Finds Another Gear in 47–15 Rout of Rutgers
Oct 3, 2026; Piscataway, New Jersey, USA; Indiana Hoosiers running back Turbo Richard (1) gains yards after run as Rutgers Scarlet Knights defensive back Bradlee Jones (5) pursues during the second half at SHI Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Vincent Carchietta-Imagn Images Indiana entered Saturday night’s first road game with questions surrounding its running back room.
Page 2 | Live Chat: No. 6 Indiana at Rutgers
Who Wins today's Game? Poll is available till Oct 04, 2026 Page 2 / 3 Touchdown Scored by C.Becker on a pass from J.Hoover Scoring Drive: 8 plays, 85 yards, 3:48 PAT KICK by N.Radicic GOOD Hoover looks really good. Thank you for reading Hoosier Huddle Topic starter Posted : 10/03/2026 8:20 pm Indiana converts four 1st and 10s in a row, ending with a Charlie B beautiful out route Touchdown 7-0 Indiana Posted : 10/03/2026 8:20 pm Rutgers takes their first time out.
No. 2 Indiana takes down No. 6 Maryland, 3-1, behind a complete team performance
Image: Olivia Smith, Hoosier Huddle No. 2 Indiana men’s soccer delivered one of its most complete performances of the season Friday night, taking down No. 6 Maryland, 3-1, at Bill Armstrong Stadium. The Hoosiers controlled the opening half and built a two goal lead through an own goal and a Charlie Heuer finish. They would go up 3-1 in the second half with a Stephane Njike goal against his former team, then relied on goalkeeper Michal Mroz’s late penalty save to close out a major win.
Lee Beebe credits downfield blocking for Indiana’s success on the ground
Image: Olivia Smith, Hoosier Huddle Lee Beebe had room to run against Northwestern. Once he got past the line of scrimmage he saw why, Indiana’s receivers were still working. “Once I saw Nick and Shazz, my eyes got super huge,” Beebe said Tuesday. “I was like, ‘Okay, cool, we’re gonna have a big run here.’” Beebe took on a larger workload after Turbo went down with an injury, but he was quick to share credit for what Indiana accomplished on the ground.
Cignetti says Indiana must improve after close win over Northwestern
Image: Olivia Smith, Hoosier Huddle Indiana came away with a win over Northwestern Saturday, but Curt Cignetti wasn’t interested in treating it as a game the Hoosiers could simply move past. At his Monday media availability, the head coach pointed to missed opportunities on offense, a late defensive slide and a special teams mistake as signs his team has work to do before its trip to Rutgers. “The positive is we were in a close game and prevailed. There is value in that,” Cignetti said.
Indiana defense starts fast, holds on late against Northwestern
Sep 25, 2026; Bloomington, Indiana, USA; Indiana Hoosiers linebacker Jeff Utzinger (34) pressures Northwestern Wildcats quarterback Aidan Chiles (0) during the second half at Merchants Bank Field at Memorial Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Robert Goddin-Imagn Images Indiana’s defense looked dominant in the first half Friday night. The Hoosiers opened the game with a safety, held Northwestern scoreless through two quarters and limited the Wildcats to just 51 total yards and -5 rushing yards at halftime.
Daley, Wyatt eligible again as IU prepares for Big Ten play
Oct 11, 2025; Eugene, Oregon, USA; Indiana Hoosiers defensive lineman Stephen Daley (8), tight end Riley Nowakowski (37) and offensive lineman Carter Smith (65) celebrate on the field after defeating the Oregon Ducks by the score of 30-20 at Autzen Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Troy Wayrynen-Imagn Images at Autzen Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Troy Wayrynen-Imagn Images Indiana’s defense is getting two important pieces back just in time for Big Ten play.
Cignetti Backs Josh Hoover, Calls Early Scrutiny ‘Unfair’
Indiana Head Coach Curt Cignetti during the Indiana versus Western Kentucky football game at Memorial Stadium on Saturday, Sept. 19, 2026. Curt Cignetti does not believe Josh Hoover deserves the level of criticism he has received through Indiana’s first three games. The Hoosiers’ head coach defended his quarterback Monday following Indiana’s 38-0 win over Western Kentucky, saying a review of the game film showed Hoover missed only one throw.
Indiana’s Offense Finds Big Plays, but Sees Room to Improve in 38-0 Win Over WKU
Sep 19, 2026; Bloomington, Indiana, USA; Indiana Hoosiers quarterback Josh Hoover (10) surveys the field against the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers during the first half at Merchants Bank Field at Memorial Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Robert Goddin-Imagn Images Indiana’s offense had its moments Saturday, but the Hoosiers were not totally happy with the way they played in a 38-0 win over Western Kentucky.
Page 2 | Live Game Chat: No.2 Indiana vs. No. 16 Washington
The Mroz mountain is coming in clutch for IU; he has 4 saves today, already tying his season high Posted : 09/18/2026 8:41 pm IU first corner comes in the 41' minute, but was saved 1-0 IU Posted : 09/18/2026 8:49 pm Halftime: 1-0 IU Posted : 09/18/2026 8:52 pm Hoosiers at the half.
Live Game Chat: No.2 Indiana vs. No. 16 Washington
It's a big one in Bloomington tonight as the No. 2 Hoosiers take on the defending national champion No. 16 Washington Huskies at Bill Armstrong Stadium. @ashtonenlow and @cmanahan will be there to take in the game. Members can come chat it up starting at 6:30pm. The game kicksoff at 7:30pm aon BTN+.
Back in the flow: Preston Zachman brings experience to Indiana’s secondary
Image: Olivia Smith, Hoosier Huddle Preston Zachman had to get used to football again. After a season-ending injury last season at Wisconsin, the seventh-year safety came to Indiana with a new team, new teammates and a new defense to learn. But the biggest adjustment was not necessarily the scheme. It was returning to the speed and rhythm of live action after spending most of last fall sidelined.
Cignetti Encouraged by Progress in Indiana Secondary Heading into Western Kentucky
Sep 12, 2026; Bloomington, Indiana, USA; Indiana Hoosiers head coach Curt Cignetti instructs his team from the sideline against the Howard Bison during the second half at Merchants Bank Field at Memorial Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Robert Goddin-Imagn Images Indiana football’s defense made a major jump from Week 1 to Week 2, according to coach Curt Cignetti. The Hoosiers pitched a shutout Saturday, held Howard from crossing midfield and forced eight three-and-outs and a four-and-out.
‘Back to How We used to be’: IU defense overwhelms Howard in 55-0 win
Sep 12, 2026; Bloomington, Indiana, USA; Indiana Hoosiers linebacker Rolijah Hardy (5) returns an interception for a touchdown against the Howard Bison during the first half at Merchants Bank Field at Memorial Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Robert Goddin-Imagn Images Indiana football had plenty to clean up on the defensive side of the ball after last week’s opener. The Hoosiers made those corrections Saturday.
Indiana Opens Big Ten Play With 1-0 Win at Michigan
Image: Olivia Smith, Hoosier Huddle Image: Olivia Smith, Hoosier Huddle No. 5 Indiana men’s soccer opened Big Ten play with a 1-0 win over Michigan Friday night at U-M Soccer Stadium. Stephane Njike scored the only goal of the match in the 65th minute, and the Hoosiers’ defense held strong late as Michigan pushed for an equalizer. Indiana improves to 6-0-1 on the season and starts Big Ten play 1-0. Michigan falls to 2-2-1.
Rolijah Hardy says Indiana Defense is “Hammering” Corrections after Saturday Disappointment
Image: Olivia Smith, Hoosier Huddle Indiana linebacker Rolijah Hardy said the Hoosiers’ defense knows it did not play up to its standard Saturday. After going back through the film Monday, Hardy said the group’s focus has been making the needed corrections in practice. “Nobody on that defense felt like we met the standard,” Hardy said. “Definitely gave up too many plays. It wasn’t to the defensive standard. We got to do better.” Indiana gave up several big plays in Saturday’s game.
IU controls Denver in 3-1 win behind first career goal from Adu-Gyamfi
Image: Olivia Smith, Hoosier Huddle The victory was Indiana’s 850th in program history, making the Hoosiers the fastest NCAA program to reach the mark in just 54 seasons. Indiana controlled the match for most of the night, outshooting Denver 27-9 and putting 15 shots on goal compared to the Pioneers’ four. The Hoosiers also held an 11-1 advantage in corner kicks. The win moves Indiana to 5-0-1 on the season.
Cignetti sees ‘some good’ but demands defensive cleanup after Indiana’s opener
Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti liked parts of what he saw in the Hoosiers’ season opening win over North Texas, but he made it clear Monday that there is a lot Indiana needs to clean up before facing Howard this weekend. Indiana won 52–16 Saturday and jumped out to a 14–0 first-quarter lead before ending the game with a 21–0 fourth quarter. The Hoosiers scored touchdowns on six of their eight possessions and went 4/4 in the red zone. But Cignetti was more focused on the issues he saw defensively.
Indiana offense explodes behind Josh Hoover in season-opening win over North Texas
Image: Olivia Smith, Hoosier Huddle Indiana football opened its 2026 season with plenty of questions on offense after losing last year’s Heisman-winning quarterback Fernando Mendoza. Josh Hoover gave the Hoosiers a strong first answer on Saturday. Hoover completed 13 of 16 passes for 231 yards and four touchdowns as Indiana beat North Texas 52-16 at Memorial Stadium. The Hoosiers only ran 46 offensive plays but finished with 365 total yards and averaged 7.9 yards per play.
‘We’re Team Reese first’ Inside the family reunion behind IU safety Garrett Reese facing his brother
Max Reese (left), Al Reese (center) and Garrett Reese (left) share a family moment together. When the Reese family arrives in Bloomington on Saturday, it will bring about 30 relatives, a charter bus from Chicago and jerseys split between Indiana red and North Texas green. Nobody will be asked to choose a side.
Live Thread: #14 Indiana (3-0) vs. Louisville (3-0)
The No. 14 Hoosiers are unbeaten at 3-0-0 but need to sharpen their finishing after just one goal on 33 shots vs. Butler. Louisville's also 3-0-0, led by Giacomo Zizza (4 goals, 9 points) this will be the first real test of IU's ability. This post was modified 5 minutes ago by Ashton Enlow ReplyQuote Posted : 08/31/2026 6:46 pm
Cignetti wants a Clean Start from Indiana in Opener against North Texas
Jul 30, 2026; Chicago, IL, USA; Indiana Football head coach Curt Cignetti speaks during Big Ten Media Days at Hilton Chicago. Mandatory Credit: Kamil Krzaczynski-Imagn Images Indiana football is officially into game week. After weeks of fall camp, the Hoosiers will open the season Saturday against North Texas at Memorial Stadium. Curt Cignetti said Monday that his team is ready to move on from playing each other and get back to playing games.
Indiana Outlasts Butler 1–0 Despite 33 Shots
Image: Olivia Smith, Hoosier Huddle Indiana men’s soccer moved to 3–0 on the season Thursday night with a 1–0 win over Butler at Bill Armstrong Stadium. The Hoosiers controlled nearly every aspect of the match, outshooting the Bulldogs 33–2 and holding a 13–1 advantage in corner kicks, but needed a second-half set-piece goal from Nick McHenry to finally find the winner. Indiana spent much of the first half with possession in Butler’s defensive end.
Nico Radicic Has Become a Trusted Weapon for Indiana Football
Image: Jan 19, 2026; Miami Gardens, FL, USA; Indiana Hoosiers kicker Nico Radicic (15) against the Miami Hurricanes in the College Football Playoff National Championship game at Hard Rock Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images Indiana football kicker Nico Radicic landed on this year’s Lou Groza Award watch list, but if you want to know why nobody in Bloomington is surprised, go back to December 6 in Indianapolis.
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