FINAL IN OT: #Fever extend their winning streak and tie the season series against the #Dream. Caitlin Clark leads Indiana in scoring, but Makayla Timpson has a huge game. #WNBA
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BREAKING: DE Kellan Wyatt is returning to Indiana for the 2026 season.
Wyatt tallied 27 tackles, 8 TFLs and 2.5 sacks in seven starts last season before suffering a torn ACL.
Another major return for IU’s defense 🔗 https://t.co/IO1yjdc2XP #iufb
This week on social media, our reach was over 4 million, bringing the year-long total to over 75 million.
This week's engagement was fueled by coverage of Colts Training Camp and IU football at Big Ten Football Media Days.
Indiana sports fans are among the most passionate audiences anywhere, and they continue to prove it every week!
NEWS: Stephen Daley -- one of the top defensive lineman in the nation last year -- is rerunning to Indiana for a 5th year.
https://t.co/pjziBClt0Q #iufb
“The Big Ten is the best league in football… We don’t run a hype machine up here in the Midwest. We believe everything’s earned, not given. And when we fall short, we say, ‘We fell short.’ We don’t cry a river and whine and complain. And that’s why we’re the best.”
Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti’s final statement at Big Ten Media Days 😳
Monshun Sales is now the highest-ranked commit in Indiana history.
In less than three years, Curt Cignetti and his staff have pulled in five of the 10-highest rated commits in program history.
Here's the full top-10, with Sales now at the top 🔗 https://t.co/SMchiU6N3D #iufb
Tremendous recruiting win for Indiana and Curt Cignetti. Indiana beats Texas, Ohio State, Alabama, LSU, Notre Dame, Michigan, Florida State, Tennessee and many more for Monshun Sales, the No. 1 wide receiver in the country. #iufb
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Via @On3…
Indiana currently has the No. 1 transfer portal class nationally in 2026 in BOTH football (left) and men’s basketball (right).
Sign of the times.
Don't let the fact that the sun is out fool you. Today will see bitter cold temperatures and frigid windchills. Numerous people and their pets have taken advantage of the foyer at the DCSO and used the space for emergency shelter from the elements.
The foyer remains open, 24/7, and thanks to generous donations from community members, it is also stocked with blankets, food, water, and other necessities.
If you need emergency shelter today or tonight, please stop by. Deputies will work with you in the morning to find a real, long term solution for you and provide transportation to a shelter or another living arrangement.