IU football

The study values Indiana football at $386 million and Ohio State at $1.96 billion.

An unprecedented season for the Hoosiers comes to an end in South Bend.

Indiana University’s storybook season under Head Coach Curt Cignetti continues at Notre Dame in the first round of the College Football Playoffs.

A Bloomington man is facing his own battle with lessons learned from a football program that has taken the country by surprise.

Joe Turnock is a bartender at The Linebacker, a Notre Dame dive bar in South Bend that’s popular on football weekends. He’s an IU grad from the class of 1986.

This week on Noon Edition, we’ll talk with veteran sports journalists Bob Kravitz, Rick Bozich, and Nat Newell about Friday’s game, this remarkable season and whether the Hoosiers can sustain their success.

IU's Canadian quarterback isn't daunted by forecast of snow and cold for Friday night's playoff game at Notre Dame.

Father Patrick Hyde, a pastor at St. Paul Catholic Center on IU’s campus, is also enrolled in a hybrid master’s degree program for nonprofit administration at Notre Dame’s college of business.

Indiana University football coach Curt Cignetti is expecting a better performance by his team Friday against Notre Dame than in last month’s loss at Ohio State.

IU plays at Notre Dame in the first round of the College Football Playoffs at 8 p.m. Dec. 20. IU received 3,500 tickets, primarily for the families of players and coaching staff.