One of IU's two remaining 2009 recruits has come to Bloomington.
For the first time, the Hoosiers partnered with the Bloomington Boys & Girls Club on their home turf and brought about 75 members of the group to Memorial Stadium on Thursday for a day of fun and games with some of the children’s favorite athletes.
Austin Etherington is the kind of recruit that could bring others to IU.
A summary of IU football's recruitment successes throughout the summer.
You don’t have to remind IU fans of some of the local talent that has gotten away in recent years. But don’t expect that to continue with Tom Crean running the IU program.
Matt Carlino, the first 2011 commitment for IU’s basketball program, will be playing with a familiar face when he hits the Assembly Hall hardwood.
To members of the IU Masters Swimming Club, age is nothing but a number.
Austin Etherington, a 4-star recruit ranked No. 57 in the class of 2011, committed to IU Monday.
The IU men's tennis team is busy winning singles and doubles titles during their Intercollegiate Tennis Association Summer Circuit matches.
Let’s take a look at five of the must-see events for a die-hard sports fan.
Mark Deal will, like many, never forget Jim Johnson, the former Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator who passed away July 28 at the age of 68.
For IU Athletics Director Fred Glass, football’s success is about more than winning and going to bowl games.
Whitney Thomas will take on a fifth year as a Hoosier athlete – this time wearing a volleyball uniform.
This week, Crooked Stick Golf Club plays host to the 30th U.S. Senior Open Championship.
Right now, those “we’re-going-to-a-bowl-game” preseason words are all most fans want to hear.
Mark Deal will, like many, remember Jim Johnson, the former Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator who passed away Tuesday at the age of 68.
Jim Johnson, former IU coach and Eagles defensive coordinator, died Tuesday.
I have grown up following auto racing like a religion. Having lived in Indiana for my entire remembered life, it’s pretty easy to understand why the sport, in all its different forms, has had such an impact on me.
On a day during which it appeared that Juan Pablo Montoya would be making history at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Jimmie Johnson instead made more history of his own Sunday.
Michael Shepherd, a sophomore, has known the game of football his entire life, while rugby was introduced to him by a family friend as an eighth grader.
