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Landon Snyder Signs with Indiana Men’s Golf

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Homestead High School's Landon Snyder signed his national letter of intent to play collegiately for head coach Mike Mayer and the Indiana Hoosiers on Wednesday. "Landon will bring a tremendous amount of talent and passion to our Indiana men's golf program," said Coach Mayer. "He has the ability it takes to become a great collegiate golfer and has many attributes that are impossible to teach. He also has a tremendous upside, and it will be our job to help him develop the skills he will need to be successful at this level. We are thrilled that Landon...

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Why there was 'never thought' center would sit out Indiana basketball win after stitches

BLOOMINGTON — Indiana basketball's starter center Samet Yigitoglu scored a game-high 18 points in Thursday night's 90-66 win over Tennessee Tech despite missing an extended stretch in the first half. After scoring on IU's first three trips down the floor in the opening minutes, Yigitoglu got hit as he went up for another shot and stayed back under his own basket as play continued. The contact opened up a gash around his right eye, and he had to press a towel against his head to stop the bleeding as he walked back to the locker room. Yigitoglu spent the entire time with the trainers getting stitched up — about 10 minutes of game time — just itching to get back on the floor. "Even when I was bad, I was thinking I'm going to be back," Yigitoglu said. "I never thought I was going to miss the game. I was ready to go." The officials reviewed the play that left Yigitoglu shaken up for a flagrant foul, but announced it was just "incidental contact." He received an ovation from the crowd at Assembly Hall when walked up to the scorer's table with 7:14 left in the first half. Yigitoglu, who

Bloomington, IN · 22h

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Bloomington invites residents to share big ideas for Gateway North’s future over free pizza and community conversation

Bloomington, Indiana – What should Bloomington’s Gateway North area look like in ten years? The city is putting that question to the people who know it through their daily routines, inviting them to help shape a long-term plan for its future. A community conversation on Thursday, Nov. 19,...

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Top 10 Quarterback Prospect ‘Excited’ for Visit to Indiana Versus USC

The Indiana Hoosiers face arguably their last major regular season hurdle in No. 20 USC on Saturday. This Big Ten Conference showdown certainly carries College Football Playoff implications. But also serves as a great chance for coach Curt Cignetti and his staff to win over a top 10 quarterback prospect visiting Bloomington on a recruiting trip.

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Mary Lee Wesner: What a life so far — and still going!

MARTINSVILLE — In 1947, Mary Lee Wesner and her husband Eugene “Gene” Wesner were married and living in Indianapolis. Gene was a farm kid from Greene County, and he knew that he could not continue to live in the big city, even though his engineering job at U.S. Rubber Co. — later known as Uniroyal — made it difficult to live too far away from his office.

Martinsville, IN · 1d

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Doyel: Tiny crowd for IU-Syracuse basketball? Purdue loss to Valparaiso? Here's what it all means.

The first week of the college basketball season brought two eye-popping results locally, one at Purdue and other at Indiana . Purdue lost Nov. 6 to Valparaiso, the Boilermakers ’ first loss to a mid-major opponent at Mackey Arena since 2014. The Hoosiers beat Syracuse in front of 5,047 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on Monday, the smallest crowd to see an IU basketball game in Indiana since the global pandemic. Go ahead, if it makes you feel better, and consider those results unrelated. One team won, one lost. One played a mid-major, another a historically elite program from a powerhouse conference. One large crowd. One small. What’s the connection here? What’s the problem ? The NIL-and-transfer portal era of college basketball is the connection. The future is the problem. What happened to the crowd for an Indiana basketball game in Downtown Indianapolis – and what will happen to the Purdue roster, going forward – are related to the upheaval of college sports, an upheaval that hasn’t been good for anyone but the athletes. No snark there. No shade. Before the landscape changed in the last five years – before lawsuits forced the NCAA to go from indifferent to impotent – college

West Lafayette, IN · 1d

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Intense speculation adds drama to USC-Indiana football game

College football fans and USC fans noticed something very strange on Wednesday. Heading into USC's game against Indiana , the betting line for Saturday's huge Big Ten contest shifted several points in under an hour. Ryan Kartje of the Los Angeles Times noted this on X. Endless speculation greeted this very peculiar development. Some USC fans speculated that something is up with Jayden Maiava, arguing that's the only reason the line would move four points toward Indiana. Yet, on the injury report released for the game, Maiava did not appear on it. There was nothing on the initial injury report which would suggest that USC is at a significantly worse disadvantage against Indiana. Some people noted that Indiana quarterback Josh Hoover did not appear on the injury report, thinking that might be a reason for the line to jump several points in the Hoosiers' direction. The idea that Josh Hoover could play better with improved health is not totally out of the blue. However, Hoover has consistently underperformed this season, regardless of how healthy he has been. Why would Hoover suddenly play better now? Maybe the fact that Indiana gets a week off before playing USC, combined with Hoover's absence

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

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Nov. 12, 2026: Rejected county commissioner pay increase, condo-to-rental zoning change

Based on the National Weather Service forecast in text and charts here’s some advice. Thursday: Find your warmer clothes. We’re coming off an overnight low in the mid-40s, and there’ll be scattered showers starting after 1 p.m. It will be mostly cloudy with a high of just 50F°.

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“Pack a Really Good Defense”: Brian Kelly Wants USC to Repeat Two Key Successes from Previous Win as He Predicts Victory Over Indiana

Former LSU Tigers head coach Brian Kelly has some advice for USC going up against Indiana this week. The No. 4 Hoosiers (8-1) are the defending champions and are once again emerging as the best team in the country. On the other hand, the No. 20 Trojans (7-2) have looked poor at times this season.

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Gridiron Heroics

Colin Cowherd thinks Curt Cignetti story has been ‘overplayed’ as Indiana falls in CFP rankings

Colin Cowherd devoted a segment of Wednesday’s “The Herd with Colin Cowherd” on FS1 to the Indiana Hoosiers, a day after the College Football Playoff selection committee dropped them from No. 4 to No. 9 during their bye week. Indiana hosts the USC Trojans on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. ET, and Curt Cignetti has yet […] The post Colin Cowherd thinks Curt Cignetti story has been ‘overplayed’ as Indiana falls in CFP rankings appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .

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With fourth-quarter toppings, BNL scoops out delicious 51-39 victory over Bloomington North

BEDFORD – Victory is sure sweet, and this one was like ice cream. A couple of scoops, a little sauce for topping, and some crunchy scoring. Swirled together, Bedford North Lawerence’s triumph was an old-time treat. Elahdy Ray was scooping and hooping during delicious moments in the fourth...

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The Reporter-Times

Reporter-Times to end print edition as reader habits change, costs rise

The Reporter-Times will cease its print edition and move to an entirely digital model beginning in January, in response to shifting reader habits and rising print costs. Like many newspapers across the country, the Reporter-Times has faced increased printing and delivery costs while a growing number of readers turn to digital platforms for news. The move is aimed at ensuring the newspaper’s long-term sustainability. The final print edition will be published Jan. 11. Subscribers will receive 24/7 access to reporter-times.com and the Reporter-Times eNewspaper, a digital replica of the newspaper on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday. The cost of subscriptions will be adjusted to reflect digital rates. Subscribers also will have access to the USA TODAY Network’s full suite of eNewspapers from across the country, as well as ad-free access to the USA TODAY crossword puzzle. For questions about the changes, subscribers can call customer service at 888-561-5235. This article originally appeared on The Reporter Times: Reporter-Times to end print edition as reader habits change, costs rise

Martinsville, IN · 1d

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M.H. Eby Welcomes Spencer Trailers and Curren Powersports

Blue Ball, Pa. — M.H. Eby, Inc., a leading manufacturer of aluminum trailers and truck bodies, announces the addition of two new authorized dealers: Spencer Trailers in Spencer, Indiana, and Curren Powersports, with locations in Pine City, N.Y., and Wellsboro, Pa. Family owned and operated in Spencer since 1973,...

Spencer, IN · 1d

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Rapid Recap: Braves blown out by strong Indiana team

The Braves went into a tough environment in Bloomington, Indiana, looking to pull off an upset. After the first quarter, Bradley led the Hoosiers 18-15. By the time the final buzzer sounded, they had lost by 28 points. The game went sideways after the second quarter, when Indiana outscored the...

Bloomington, IN · 17h

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IU football starting guard Joe Brunner out vs. USC after practice injury

Indiana football’s Thursday availability report came with a surprise addition. Starting right guard Joe Brunner is out for Saturday’s top-20 showdown against USC. ESPN’s Adam Rittenberg reported on X Brunner suffered an injury at practice on Thursday. This is Indiana’s first setback along the offensive line this...

Bloomington, IN · 20h

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One More Race to Indianapolis

With the announcements of the College Football Playoff expansion and next month marking the final Discover Big Ten Football Championship Game, Indianapolis will be home to the title game one last time. The two participants are yet to be determined, and with only a few weeks remaining, everything is to play for.

Rosemont, IL · 1d

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Numbers that Matter: Indiana vs.USC

It’s one of football’s oldest truths: when the final whistle sounds, the scoreboard tells you who won, but the numbers often tell you why. A team may rack up more yards and still walk away with a loss, only for the turnover margin to reveal the difference. Another may control the ball, dominate time of possession, and quietly squeeze the life out of a comeback attempt. Whether it’s field position, third-down efficiency, explosive plays, or costly mistakes, the box score often uncovers the story beneath the result. In a game decided by inches, the numbers have a way of explaining what the eye test alone cannot.

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Don Fischer: IU ‘Found a Way’ Past Syracuse, and Hoover Starts If He’s Healthy

IU's outside shooters like Burton, Harris, and Lindsay are carrying the offense while the inside game develops. Defense and fighting spirit in crucial moments helped Indiana overcome Syracuse's length and defensive pressure. Josh Hoover appears likely to start Saturday's game against USC if his health permits, with Grant Wilson ready...

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IU’s Charlie Becker gets his own bobblehead

Indiana wide receiver Charlie Becker now has his own bobblehead. One of the nation’s top wide receivers, Becker was instrumental in IU’s national championship run last season. In 2026, he’s been even more impactful, leading the Hoosiers with 50 receptions for 875 yards and 9 touchdowns. Becker, who was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, and raised […]

Bloomington, IN · 12h

The Tuscaloosa News

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Northside standout athlete Austin Kightlinger prepares for Indiana baseball

Growing up, Northside senior Austin Kightlinger was rarely without something to do . If he wasn't flipping through the air or hanging from bars at his family's gymnastics gym, he likely had a baseball in his hand. His mother, Erin Holdefer-Kightlinger, made sure he was always moving , while his father, Eric Kightlinger, made sure a ball was never far away. The family's movement structure helped shape the athlete Austin would become. On Thursday, Nov. 12, he'll take the next step in his athletic career when he signs to play baseball at Indiana University. LIVE: See where West Alabama athletes are heading on NCAA Early Signing Day RAMS: Northside flag football's volunteer coaches provide opportunity, state title hopes Austin, who plays center field, shortstop and is a right-handed pitcher, comes from a family with a strong athletic background. His mother was a member of Alabama's 2002 national championship gymnastics team and now owns Bama Bounders Gymnastics alongside her husband. Austin spent much of his childhood in that gym. He even became a six-time state gymnastics champion by age 6 before deciding to focus on baseball. Although he eventually stepped away from gymnastics, Austin said the skills he developed at an