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Before he left for CBS Sportsline, Gary Parrish worked for the Memphis Commercial Appeal, where he spent four years covering John Calipari.

Which running back should start Saturday against Wisconsin? Ohio State got its first Big Ten road victory on Saturday with an impressive 33-14 win over the Indiana Hoosiers in Bloomington.

Paterno, Penn State survive losing start to decade to win 50 games in last five years. At the time, it seemed little more than a four-down, goal-line stand that preserved a victory over 3-6 Indiana in front of 24,000 dreary spectators. But Jay Paterno predicted the series would be remembered as far more.

When Collin Taylor graduated from Carmel High School, he knew he wasn’t done playing football. Now that he’s graduated from Indiana University, Taylor has a feeling he’s still not finished with the game he’s played since he was a kid. He plans to try out for the Arena Football League.

ELKHART | Frank Kurth spent about six years inthe Region, although most of that time was spent bouncing between a”baba” and toddler status. He was born at Mercy Hospital in Gary,when his father, Tom, was coaching football at Griffith.

“I play, Coach stays. He goes, I go.”

Ten Hoosier football players received postseason honors from several publications. ESPN.com, SI.com, Rivals.com, Phil Steele’s preview magazine and College FootballNews.com released their postseason honors.

Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels is joining other Republicans in criticizing the health care reform plan being debated by the U.S. Senate. Kentucky Attorney General Jack Conway says the governor’s task force on unemployment insurance violated the state’s open meetings law last month.

No. 10 Iowa earned its berth in the Orange Bowl on the strength of tough and opportunistic defense. The Hawkeyes’ offense often did just enough to keep from holding the team back. Iowa (10-2) beat Arizona, Penn State and…

Bob Knight and John Calipari may not see eye to eye on the integrity of college basketball, but both became wealthy men utilizing the N.C.A.A.’s exploitative, plantationlike system.