Curt Cignetti says he learned within minutes of his arrival in Bloomington that the Hoosiers program needed a makeover.
It may not be a one-year wonder after all! According to Peegs.com, the Indiana Hoosiers are actively looking to extend their ...
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When IU's high-flying offense stalled, it turned to player they call 'Juice' — and got someFootball can work here.Past two weeks deliver message ... Ellison (Wake Forest), Elijah Green (North Carolina) and Ty Son ...
Despite that, year by year, week by week and game by game, Potts found his way into the James Madison record books. On Oct.
With Scott set on joining the Dukes in January, it won’t be much longer until he’s on campus. He has a few weeks left in his ...
The game — part of the schools’ TowneBank Royal Rivalry Challenge — is sold out, and tickets available on Seat Geek were ...
Statement Saturday saw some very notable upsets and prove-it moments for contenders and now it’s time to pick up the pieces ...
Curt Cignetti might've been the only person in the world who expected the Indiana Hoosiers to be undefeated at the start of ...
Ed Miller has attended Indiana football and basketball games since the early 1970s, and he's never seen a fall quite like ...
How has Curt Cignetti helped Indiana football become a College Football Playoff contender? Here's a look at the Hoosiers' ...
No matter what happens in the final three weeks of the regular season it is safe to say this has already been a wild and crazy season.
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Mack Brown: Coaches and players have too many distractions, and that's why there's inconsistent play from teams on the weekendMack has seen inconsistency firsthand from his squad in Chapel Hill. The Tar Heels opened the season 3-0 with wins over ...
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