The Hoosiers had a historic win Saturday, not without emotion from its coach. Here's what we learned from a program-defining win.

Don't listen to the critics. Every week delivers in college football, even without top 10 clashes. Week 4 proved that with history made coast to coast. Any soothsayer's head would be sent spinning if they heard these storylines before last week's games ...

11-2 in 2024. A College Football Playoff berth. The greatest single season in Indiana football history in Year 1 under Curt Cignetti. Well, Cignetti and his Hoosiers very well may overshadow that campaign with an even more emphatic 2025 encore.

Washington continued its hot streak on Friday night, dismantling No. 12 Indiana by a score of 3-0 at Husky Soccer Stadium

Date: Saturday, September 27th Time: 2:30 pm CT Matchup: #11 Indiana Hoosiers (4-0, 1-0) at Iowa Hawkeyes (3-1, 1-0) Location: Kinnick Stadium, Iowa City, Iowa TV: Peacock Updated Weather Forecast: Pristine with temperatures in the mid-80s at kickoff. Updated FanDuel Line : Iowa +7.5, O/U 48.5

Fernando Mendoza threw for 215 yards and a key fourth-quarter touchdown and No. 7 Indiana remained undefeated with a 30-20 victory over No. 3 Oregon on Saturday

EUGENE - No. 7 Indiana extinguished the magic of No. 3 Oregon’s win two weeks ago at Penn State, handing the Ducks their first-ever Big Ten Conference defeat, 30-20, Saturday at Autzen Stadium. Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza,

Fernando Mendoza and No. 7 Indiana nearly blew it on Saturday afternoon in Eugene. Instead, they’ll head back home to Bloomington with a legitimate claim as perhaps the best team in the Big Ten. The Hoosiers,