Indiana's Curt Cignetti Wins Coach of the Year Award for 2nd Straight Season
For the second consecutive season, Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti has been named college football's Coach of the Year following a magical 2025 campaign.
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Let's Debate: Which 2025 Heisman Trophy Finalist Should Win And Why?
The 2025 Heisman Trophy finalists — Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza, Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin, Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia and Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love — have all had standout seasons, and one of them will win the sport's most prestigious award on Saturday night.
Notre Dame star 'already over' playoff snub, defends bowl opt-out as he hopes for Heisman Trophy win
Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love talks to Fox News Digital about the team's decision to opt out of a bowl game after they did not make the College Football Playoff.
College Football Playoff 2025: How each team could win the national title - ESPN
Championship Week came and went with one last burst of uncertainty. The politicking is mercifully over. The bracket is set for the second 12-team College Football Playoff, and it is an incredible mix of stalwarts and new blood.
Bryant Haines to be one of nation's highest-paid assistants, sources say - ESPN
Indiana has reached an agreement with defensive coordinator Bryant Haines that will make him one of the nation's highest-paid assistants, sources confirmed to ESPN on Friday.
Indiana's Mendoza wins Maxwell, O'Brien; Rodriguez wins Bednarik - ESPN
BRISTOL, Conn. — Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza has won the Maxwell and Davey O'Brien awards on the eve of the Heisman Trophy presentation, and the redshirt junior is heavily favored to take the top prize in college football.
Bill Connelly's alternative awards for the 2025 college football season - ESPN
If betting odds are to be believed, Indiana's Fernando Mendoza wrapped up the 2025 Heisman Trophy last Saturday with a 222-yard performance in the Hoosiers' historic 13-10 win over Ohio State in the Big Ten championship.
At USA camp, Clark pushes for CBA compromise: 'Need to play' - ESPN
DURHAM, N.C. — Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark said Friday that while the WNBA players will «fight for everything we deserve» during their current round of collective bargaining agreement negotiations, they at the same time must seek «compromise on both ends» and «need to play basketball» next season.