Both players chose Indiana, the first five-star recruits to do so, speeding up the program resurgence under sixth-year head coach Teri Moren. More >>

Questions abound around this erratic Indiana University basketball team. More >>

If you made a list of the guys most likely to rescue college football from the Dabo/Saban/Urban/Jimbo Rule of the last decade, where would you have ranked Ed Orgeron of Louisiana State? More >>

Winning on the road in college basketball is supposed to be tougher than last month’s tuna casserole. More >>

Apparently, I have a bias against San Diego State. More >>

Bob Knight no-showed. The Indiana defense did not.  More >>

A 10-0 run in a little more than two minutes tied the game, and from there, the Hoosiers fought their way to a 64-62 victory, saving face in the process. More >>

The local question: Will Kentucky hold a spot in the Top 25? More >>

Final score: Indiana 62, Notre Dame 60 — as the Hoosiers were at their confounding best and worst. More >>

Fred Glass took over the Indiana University athletic department after the Hoosiers treated football as a Tier B sport for at least two decades. More >>

Fred Glass, the Indianapolis-based attorney who has led the IU program since 2009, announced on Monday that he will leave the athletic director position in June at the end of the academic year. More >>

The Hoosiers got seven big points from Rob Phinisee in overtime, and a pair of interior baskets from Trace Jackson-Davis closed out the 96-90 victory. More >>

We're two weeks before Christmas and college basketball has run through No. 1 teams faster than I've run through Kleenex with this respiratory bug. More >>

Indiana dug itself out of a 10-point first-half hole, used an 18-3 run late in the half to gain the lead, then never let UConn regain the advantage in a 57-54 victory in the Jimmy V Classic in Madison Square Garden Tuesday night. More >>

That little rustling sound you hear around the state of Indiana lately is head-scratching after the Hoosiers' past two basketball games. More >>

Coach Chris Mack’s team achieved something that only Duke had achieved this season: The Cardinals held the top rating for more than one week. More >>

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Football chatter dominated Sunday but it’s back to basketball on Monday. More >>

Indiana will face Tennessee in the Taxslayer Gator Bowl on Jan. 2 in Jacksonville, Florida.  More >>

Less than 15 minutes after multiple sources said that the University of Louisville would play Tennessee in the Music City Bowl in Nashville, the Cardinals were thrown a curve ball and told that their opponent would actually be Mississippi State. More >>

Athletic Director Fred Glass is making sure there's a pot of gold waiting for Coach Allen when he gets home. More >>

Another ACC/Big Ten Challenge is complete. With 14 games in the books, only one challenge remained. More >>

When Devonte Green starts feeling it, Archie Miller kind of steps back and lets him go.  More >>

Less than a month into the season, the Cardinals (7-0) became the fourth team to ascend to the top spot in the Associated Press Top 25 on Monday. More >>

Sunday was more compelling than Saturday in college football. More >>

Peyton Ramsey threw three touchdown passes and scored on a 1-yard run in the second overtime Saturday to give the Indiana Hoosiers a 44-41 victory at Purdue More >>

Thanks in large part to a soft early season schedule, Indiana moved to 6-0 for the first time since the 2012-13 season with an 88-75 win over Louisiana Tech on Monday night in Bloomington.  More >>

This is the week when college basketball teams will begin to separate themselves. More >>

One more weekend and we’ll know all the teams that will play in the conference championship games. More >>

Indiana has done an excellent job of winning the games it was supposed to win while losing the games it was likely to lose. It won’t be easy completing that pattern at Purdue next Saturday, but it will matter. More >>

The No. 1 team in the country is not Duke -- unless you believe the AP writers and USA Today coaches' polls. More >>

The best nonconference games, with the notable exception of Louisville at Kentucky, will not be played at Rupp Arena, the KFC Yum! Center or Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall this college basketball season.  More >>

With two games remaining in the regular season, Indiana already has more victories (7) then they've had in a dozen years. More >>

Let’s be honest about this: It’s going to be one of those kind of years — a different team likely to move into the top spot in the AP college basketball poll nearly every week. More >>

Remember all that fussing about how we had to squeeze nine unbeaten teams into four spots for the college football playoff? Well, all that fussing has stopped. More >>

Plenty of candidates. Here are my selections. More >>

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — That didn’t take long — less than one full week. Five teams that were ranked in the preseason AP college basketball Top 25 were beaten in the opening week of the season. More >>

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — A national college football playoff without Nick Saban, Eli Gold, Paul Finebaum, Harvey Updyke and Alabama? More >>

There is a reasonable chance that the social media police will save this link and launch it repeatedly as soon as things go another direction. I'll live with that danger. More >>

It has not been a forgiving season for starting quarterbacks on the local college football scene. More >>

There’s a sure way to demonstrate what an interesting and mostly successful college football season it’s been in the Kentucky-Indiana area. More >>

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — This is the last day of the college football season when the most impactful voices belong to Finebaum, Herbstreit, Forde and Steele. They open the doors to the Big Room Tuesday night. More >>

In his third season as the Hoosiers’ head coach, Allen has led Indiana to its first 7-2 start since 1993, which was the last season IU won eight games. More >>

No Louisville football this weekend. No Kentucky football weekend this weekend. More >>

I know the TV ratings reflect there is an audience for college football every dark and cold December evening, but there are a string of games that have to be stressful for the ticket sales staff. More >>

Nobody knows how this jarring flinch by the NCAA that will soon allow athletes to profit from their names, likenesses and images will affect the landscape of college sports. More >>

LOUISVILLE, Ky, (WDRB) — We’re eight days from the Big Reveal of the national college football playoff (and the start of the college basketball season). More >>