The Indiana Hoosiers just completed one of the best seasons in college football history. Going 16-0 and capping it off with a national championship is a feat unlike anything the sport has ever seen — and the fact Indiana pulled it off only made the run ...

The Indiana Hoosiers took one last stroll from Assembly Hall to Memorial Stadium on Saturday, waving to the crowd, signing autographs and trading fist bumps with the fans who lined the way. Then the Hoosiers walked onto their home field for the first time as national champions.

The Hoosiers are built to remain a force on college football's national stage

Indiana Hoosiers football players believe, under the leadership of head coach Curt Cignetti, they could make it back-to-back CFP championships.

Indiana plays Ohio State, Michigan and USC over a four-game stretch this fall. After hosting the Buckeyes, the Hoosiers visit Michigan in Week 8. Following a game against Minnesota in Week 9 and a bye in Week 10, Indiana hosts USC in Week 11 before ending the season with a road trip to Washington and its annual rivalry game with Purdue.

From efficiency to average scoring margin and strength of schedule, the Hoosiers certainly proved they were the nation's best.

Today’s women’s college basketball slate features the No. 9 Michigan Wolverines facing off against the Indiana Hoosiers in this exciting Big Ten matchup. The tipoff is set for 4 p.m. PT/7 p.m. ET (5 p.

Almost two weeks later it's still hard to believe — the Indiana Hoosiers are college football's national champions. It's widely considered one of the most unlikely stories we've seen in sports. The Hoosiers were a longtime Big Ten doormat,