BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — No. 16 Indiana trounced Nebraska 56-7 at Memorial Stadium, moving to 7-0 for the first time since 1967 with a systematic dismantling of the Huskers in a victory set to raise the ...

Indiana had never won 10 games in a season until last year. Now it's a 16-0 national champion. Patrick Smith / Getty Images MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Red and white confetti fell as Fernando Mendoza tried ...

When Indiana won a national championship, fans of lovable losers everywhere could cross the Rubicon from hope to belief. Why not Kentucky? Seriously, we can ask that question now. Money matters, but ...

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- Even after throttling a then-top 10 Illinois in Week 4, the narrative hasn't fully gone away for Indiana. All last season the Hoosiers had to fight back against a notion that they ...

On this day in 1816, President James Madison signed an act of Congress admitting Indiana to the Union as the 19th state. Its accession culminated a process that took nearly two decades. In 1800, ...

Undefeated Indiana's march through the College Football Playoff gained even more momentum as its dominant defense created three first‑half touchdowns off turnovers, Fernando Mendoza threw five scoring ...

Travel the skies to see the Hoosier state in a whole new way. Travel the skies to see the Hoosier state in a whole new way. Utilizing aerial cinematography exclusively, Journey Indiana: From Above ...

Indiana Hoosiers quarterback Fernando Mendoza (15) celebrates with his teammates after rushing for a touchdown Monday, Jan. 19, 2026, during the College Football Playoff National Championship college ...

Indiana’s Republican Gov. Mike Braun called Monday for state lawmakers to return to Indianapolis for a special session to redraw the state’s congressional boundaries, escalating a national fight over ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The designation will change from "Indianian" to "Hoosier" in all federal documents INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Much like folks in the ...

They stood a few yards apart on the confetti-strewn field, one a redshirt senior offensive lineman who serves as the anchor of his team, the other a sophomore defensive lineman who has yet to log his ...