BLOOMINGTON — It was a whirlwind of a day for the Indiana football program as head coach Kevin Wilson resigned and defensive coordinator Tom Allen was named as his replacement.

BLOOMINGTON – Indiana knocked off Purdue, 26-24, Saturday afternoon to retain the Old Oaken Bucket and gain bowl eligibility.

BLOOMINGTON – The Indiana Hoosier and coach Kevin Wilson announce its football recruiting class of 21 players Wednesday afternoon.

BLOOMINGTON — Wilson will now be the sixth-highest paid coach in the Big Ten.

By AMY ERLANDSON Associate, Osborn Barr INDIANA — To the naked eye, the soybeans Kevin Wilson is harvesting this fall look like any other soybeans grown in Indiana. But, this Walton farmer knows his soybeans are on the cutting edge of innovation. They’re different because they meet end-customer needs. His soybeans are high oleic soybeans. Like …read more.

BLOOMINGTON – A recap of IU’s game against FIU with photos by IFN.

BLOOMINGTON – Indiana, a football team known for its explosive offense, answered the bell on defense when Penn State rolled into town for a Big Ten contest. 13 points allowed, five sacks, a blocked field goal, two interceptions and a touchdown scored. Those stats highlighted the spectacular defensive performance by the Hoosiers Saturday afternoon but …read more.

IOWA CITY – Junior running back Tevin Coleman continued his standout season, rushing for a game-high 219 yards – his most in a Big Ten game and the second-highest total of his career – and three touchdowns on 15 carries, but Indiana fell to 3-3 with a 45-29 setback at Iowa (5-1) on Saturday afternoon. …read more.

BLOOMINGTON – The roller coaster ride continued Saturday afternoon for the Indiana University football team. But that was a good thing this time around as the Hoosiers picked up their third win of the season. Indiana struggled to find offensive production last weekend in a game against Maryland, but offense was definitely not an issue …read more.

BLOOMINGTON – Indiana University is a basketball school, there is no arguing that. But on Saturday night in Memorial Stadium, Hoosier eyes were focused on scoring a “bucket” that is slightly different from the ones exchanged in Assembly Hall. Indiana reclaimed the Old Oaken Bucket from its bitter rival, Purdue, in record-setting fashion with a …read more.

BLOOMINGTON – Do you remember the last time Indiana defeated Penn State in football? The answer is no, because going into this weekend’s Big Ten opener, the Hoosiers had never seen the win column against the Nittany Lions. For the first time in program history, the Hoosiers defeated Penn State University on a football field. …read more.