Author: Mike Schumann

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Follow along below for live updates from Indiana football’s week two game against Kennesaw State at Memorial Stadium in Bloomington. Refresh the page for the latest developments.  The newest game updates will appear at the top. You can share your thoughts during the game in the discussion thread below, or better yet, join our Discord community for live interaction with the TDH staff.  Join our Premium Discord Chat by GOING HERE. Indiana and Kennesaw State kick at Noon ET.  The game will be televised on FS1. ———————————————————– FINAL STATS: FOURTH QUARTER: TOUCHDOWN INDIANA:  Charlie Becker 6-yard pass from Alberto Mendoza. …

Indiana’s injury report for today’s game against Kennesaw State contains no major surprises, but certainly some concerns at safety and punter. As reported earlier this week, veteran safety Bryson Bonds is out for the season.  His absence will be felt on special teams and on the depth chart. For a second straight game, freshman safety Byron Baldwin is listed as out as well.  Coach Curt Cignetti described his situation as “day-to-day” earlier this week, but he’s missing some valuable early season reps. The status of Baldwin will come into even greater focus next week if starting free safety Louis Moore…

Week two is here and Indiana has an opportunity to prove they’ve grown from a somewhat disappointing season opener. Next up are the Kennesaw State Owls from Conference USA. Here’s everything you need to know about Indiana’s week two matchup in Bloomington: KENNESAW STATE (0-1) at No. 21/23 INDIANA (1-0) Kickoff:  Noon ET, Saturday Location:  Bloomington, Ind., Memorial Stadium (52,626; field turf) Television: FS1 — Tim Brando (pbp), Devin Gardner (color), Josh Sims (sideline) Stream:  Fox Sports Radio:  IU Football radio network Odds:  Indiana is around a 35.5-point favorite Weather at kickoff:  67 degrees, sunny, wind 6 mph, 0% chance…

Indiana is in the final five for class of 2026 5-star center Arafan Diane, according to a report by Joe Tipton of Rivals.  Diane confirmed the news on his Instagram page. Diane will take an official visit to IU in October during homecoming weekend. Joining IU in Diane’s final five are Arkansas, Houston, Kentucky, and Virginia.  He previously cut his list down to 12 schools. The 7-foot Diane has scheduled official visits to each of his finalists: Kentucky: September 12–14 Arkansas: September 19–21 Virginia: September 26–28 Indiana: October 17–19 Houston: October 24–26 Diane is the No. 1 ranked center and the No.…

Indiana welcomes class of 2026 4-star guard Junior County to Bloomington this weekend for an official visit. To help get you ready, below is a comprehensive look at County, with everything you need to know as he arrives on campus Friday. ESSENTIALS Status —  OFFERED (July, 2025) -Class – 2026 -Hometown – Highland, Utah -School – Wasatch Academy (Salt Lake City, Utah) -Position – Combo Guard -Height – 6-foot-4 -Weight – 190 -AAU – Utah Prospects (Nike EYBL) -Ranking – Consensus 4-star, No. 35 overall in the class based on the average of the national outlets. -Primary Competition – County…

The last time Dexter Williams played a game at Memorial Stadium, he left the field on a cart and went to the hospital. That was the final game of the 2022 campaign, when up to that point Williams looked like he could be in the early stages of a lengthy run as the Indiana quarterback. As it turned out, Williams would never play again in Bloomington.  That is, until this Saturday, when the IU graduate leads Kennesaw State’s offense on the field as the Owls starting quarterback. “I’m trying to [keep it] just business as usual,” Williams told the Kennesaw…

Two former IU football players are in the headlines as the 2025 NFL season gets set to kickoff Thursday evening. Marcelino McCrary-Ball, who played the husky position for Tom Allen at IU and is a linebacker in the NFL, has been named a special teams captain of the New York Jets. McCrary-Ball entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent.  He initially signed with the San Francisco 49ers in 2022, was signed to the Jets’ practice squad in August 2023, and spent time on the active roster in 2023 and ’24. McCrary-Ball played in 12 games last season, taking 200…

Indiana is no longer in the mix for class of 2026 5-star guard Deron Rippey, Jr. according to multiple Thursday national reports. Rippey had set an October official visit to IU and included the Hoosiers in his list of final schools.  He also eliminated Kansas from the list of schools he’s considering. With Rippey off the board, IU will focus its efforts in the 2026 guards Junior County, Tay Kinney, and Jordan Smith, Jr. County is scheduled to visit IU this weekend.  Stay tuned for a preview of that visit with more background on the Utah-based guard. Kinney completed an…

While consistently good for decades, recent vintage IU men’s soccer has taken a minute to get rolling the last few seasons. Not in 2025. On Wednesday No. 3-ranked Indiana (4-0-1) earned its second-straight clean sheet, fourth consecutive victory and remains unbeaten in five matches this season thanks to a 1-0 shutout victory over No. 15-ranked, previously undefeated Saint Louis (2-1-1) on Jerry Yeagley Field at Bill Armstrong Stadium. A seventh-minute Collins Oduro goal and another strong defensive effort made the difference in IU’s second ranked, shutout victory in two games. Big Ten Goalkeeper of the Week Holden Brown made four…

The Daily Hoosier spent a week in Puerto Rico in connection with IU basketball’s summer tour, and had several opportunities to see the team in action.  Since nothing was televised or streamed, we are going to go player-by-player to share our thoughts on what we saw, and what to expect from Indiana’s 2025-26 roster. Next up is senior forward Trent Sisley, who arrived in Bloomington this summer as a true freshman via Montverde Academy and Santa Claus, Ind. SISLEY BY THE NUMBERS MPG – 22.0 PPG – 11.3 FG% – 58.3% 3FG% – 60.0% (10 attempts) FT% – (no attempts)…