Tight games, controversy, great performances and two titans on the sideline defined two decades of the Indiana-Purdue rivalry.

The first of a three-part series on Indiana’s history playing on the home court of arch-rival Purdue. Mackey Arena highs and lows through the years.

BLOOMINGTON— Ivy Tech Community College Bloomington, in collaboration with Silicon Crossroads Microelectronics Commons Hub (SCMC) led by ARI, announce the completion of the first year of the

Four Monroe County athletes were named to All-Region teams by the Indiana Football Coaches Association. Honored in Region 10 were Bloomington South offensive lineman Junior Arellano and North quarterback Dash King and defensive lineman Nate Hankins. Named as a punter in Region 6 was Edgewood's do-it-all piece Nehemiah Strunk.

Like many of the sports-addled kids of his generation, Tony Kale would dial in distant radio stations or tune into one of the three network affiliates and listen intently to one of the voices of his youth.

Indiana entered the matchup on a three-game losing streak. In their losses to Illinois, No. 4 USC and Oregon, the Hoosiers averaged just 55.7 points per game. Over that stretch, Garzon averaged just 7 points, shot 26.4% from the field and 22.7% from long range per game.

Indiana started the dual strong, winning its first two matches by technical superiority. Graduate students No.18 Jacob Moran and No. 27 Angelo Rini delivered a 1-2 punch at 125 lbs. and 133 lbs., dispatching their Wolverine opponents in dominant fashion, winning 17-2 and 18-3, respectively.

Bryant Haines was the first assistant in Indiana football history to make more than $1 million a year, and he delivered results that drew interest from CFP teams.

Indiana football head coach Curt Cignetti heads into the offseason with still some more recruiting targets ahead of National Signing Day

Indiana University has eliminated 25 athletic department jobs as it prepares for revenue sharing with athletes that is expected to begin this year.

The Terrapins (16-5, 6-4) earned their third straight Big Ten Conference win and their second straight on the road. Indiana (14-7, 5-5) has lost four of its last five.

Indiana basketball would like a do-over on the final minute against Maryland, here's what went wrong for the Hoosiers.