One year in, NIL’s biggest problem might be who’s in charge. No one is sure.
Federal laws? State laws? NCAA? As NIL moves into Year 2, the confusion around its governance and enforcement will likely remain, if not intensify.
Zach Osterman, Indianapolis Star
NIL has forever changed the game. ‘The NCAA created this monster themselves.’
Reform bordering on revolution is remaking American college sports before our eyes, with no end in sight.
Big Ten’s next step: Notre Dame? A glance down south? And what about March Madness?
As Big 10 stretches from sea to shining sea, Notre Dame still has leverage. But adding the Irish makes sense. Any others? What about March Madness?
IU women’s tennis won a national championship, to this day IU’s only such title
Collectively, they won a national championship, to this day IU’s only national title in a women’s sport.
Raft of raises, contract extensions reflects financial stabilization for Indiana Athletics
Story on handful of new coaches’ contracts handed out by IU Athletics and the financial stabilization they represent.
IU basketball’s Trey Galloway has offseason surgery, timetable for full return unknown
Entering his third season at IU, Galloway has established himself as a good drive-and-dish wing player, and also one of the Hoosiers’ best defenders.
Big Ten eliminating football divisions would benefit Indiana more than most
Four of the Big Ten’s strongest programs (Michigan, Michigan State, Ohio State and Penn State) are clustered in the East, with IU, Rutgers and Maryland.
Trayce Jackson-Davis’ return makes IU basketball legit Big Ten title contenders in 2023
Trayce Jackson-Davis is coming back, handing Mike Woodson the biggest boost of his offseason and inserting IU into the 2023 Big Ten title conversation
Mike Woodson delivers on promise to beef up IU’s schedule. It’ll be hard, and fascinating.
IU basketball’s 2022 non-conference schedule looks difficult and fascinating — just as Mike Woodson promised.
Stock rising: Meet Jakai Newton, IU basketball’s business-savvy big-time 2023 recruit
Jakai Newton wasn’t looking to play college ball far from his Georgia home. But IU was special. And had an assistant coach who knew his potential.