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Urban Meyer and the 2012 edition of the Ohio State Buckeyes are primed to prove that a first-year Big Ten head football coach can win the Coach of the Year two years in a row. Last year, first-year coach Brady Hoke took the Michigan Wolverines within one game of winning the Legends Division title. (The difference was a loss to division champion Michigan State.) This year, Meyer steps in to lead ...

There's a lot going on, even for May. Let's get to your emails and talk about it all. Andrew from Brooklyn writes: I know you've been over this ad nauseum, but can you explain one more time, how [Jim] Delany and the ADs justify allowing the bowls to host semifinals? I can't think of a single advantage in such a situation for Big Ten institutions or their fans. 1. It takes tourism dollars out of ...

If you look at paper, hiring Kenny Johnson as Indiana's new assistant basketball coach is risky.

Indiana wide receiver Nick Stoner earned second team All-Big Ten honors, the conference announced after the Outdoor Track & Field Championships from May 11-13.

Indiana athletic director Fred Glass disputes a story in USA Today this week on college athletic revenues that indicated the Hoosiers required a subsidy from school funds to avoid operating at a loss.

American journalist Linda Ellerbee once said, "A good time to laugh is any time you can." Hoosiers will have an opportunity for that at the Comcast/XFINITY TV taping of "Who's Laughing Now?" 5:30 p.m. May 16 at the Indiana War Memorial Pershing Auditorium. This event benefits the USO of Indiana.

College football isn't basketball, especially in recruiting. Keep that in mind. Kevin Wilson isn't about to walk an inch in Tom Crean's offering-eighth-graders-a-scholarship shoes.

The Indiana football program held its post-spring combine on Saturday, April 28.

There are football guys, and there are track guys. It takes more than just speed to be good at football, which is why some coaches will dismissively call players "track guys." But football guys sometimes give track a shot, too, like during this past weekend's Big Ten outdoor track and field championships in Madison, Wisc. A few recognizable names from the league's gridiron competed in the event ...

The Michigan State softball team played host Indiana in the first of three games on Friday (May 11) at Secchia Stadium in East Lansing, Mich. The Spartans played well in all three phases of the game, but couldn't overcome the deficit and fell to the Hoosiers 4-2. Senior Ali Grant led the offensive charge for MSU, posting doubles in all three of her at-bats.