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Former Indiana University and current rookie New York Giants offensive lineman James Brewer will compete in Super Bowl XLVI on Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.

Penn State women's basketball easily took care of the Indiana Hoosiers at home on Thursday night, winning 76-44.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — There were no surprises for the Indiana University football staff on signing day. By 10:33 a.m., all 25 members of the Class of 2012 had signed national letters of intent. The class is ranked 11th in the 12-team Big Ten by rivals.com.

Indiana coach Kevin Wilson attacked football recruiting like he does opposing defenses — with vigor and tenacity.

Indiana head football coach Kevin Wilson announced Wednesday the signing of 25 student-athletes to National Letters of Intent to play for the Hoosiers in 2012.

hree players from northern Peoria County inked college football letters on National Signing Day on Wednesday. Dunlap’s Nick Mangieri made his previous commitment official by signing with Indiana University. A three-year starting linebacker and receiver at Dunlap, he’s projected as a defensive end or tight end for the Hoosiers. “To think about going from the Mid-Illini to the Big Ten, it’s really …

The Indiana Hoosiers took the road less traveled on National Signing Day. The Hoosiers only offered one year renewable scholarships as opposed to the new four-year scholarships. Most of the Big Ten chose to go with the four year option, while Purdue, Minnesota, and Indiana only offered one year deals. It should be noted that those three schools have only one Big Ten championship in the last 45 …

Indiana football coach Kevin Wilson revealed the team's 2012 recruiting class — his first full recruiting class since becoming the Hoosiers' head coach in December 2010.

“We tried to address a lot of needs. We’ve got some balance, some offense, defense and more junior college players than normal, but we’re excited about those guys. We’ve got some length, some range and some great bodies to work with, but as always, it is what we can do with these guys once they get here. I think the talent we recruited physically is pretty good, but I like the talent of the kid. I’m not just talking about character. I think the work ethic, the intelligence, the family backgrounds and coming from a lot of great winning programs, there are a lot of things about these kids that I think collectively make it a pretty decent class for us.”

Indiana has become the first Rust Belt state to enact the contentious right-to-work labor law prohibiting labor contracts that require workers to pay union representation fees.