December 16 Career Update: Fernando Mendoza Posts Heisman Win on LinkedIn Fernando Mendoza had some news he wanted to share with his LinkedIn network.
December 16 College Football Transfer Portal: Top Quarterbacks' Landing Spots From DJ Lagway to Dylan Raiola, RJ Young shares his top landing spots for the hopeful transfer quarterbacks.
December 16 Indiana Hoosiers HC Curt Cignetti Becomes 1st Back-to-Back AP Coach of the Year Curt Cignetti wins second consecutive AP Coach of the Year Award, as Indiana Hoosiers complete perfect 13-0 regular season.
December 15 How Tom Brady, NFL GMs View Indiana's Fernando Mendoza: 'Love Everything About His Game' Multiple general managers told Jay Glazer that Fernando Mendoza might not only be the top QB picked in the 2026 NFL Draft, but he might also be the No. 1 pick.
December 13 Indiana's Fernando Mendoza wins 2025 Heisman Trophy Fernando Mendoza became the first Indiana Hoosier to win the Heisman Trophy, leading the undefeated team to the top College Football Playoff seed.
December 12 Indiana's Curt Cignetti Wins Coach of the Year Award for 2nd Straight Season A year after winning the award for the first time, Cignetti delivered an encore after leading the Hoosiers to the greatest season in program history.
December 12 Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza Adds Another Major Award on Eve of Heisman Ceremony On Friday, Mendoza became the first Hoosiers quarterback to win the Davey O’Brien Award, giving the redshirt junior added momentum as the heavy favorite to win the Heisman Trophy.
December 12 Let's Debate: Which 2025 Heisman Trophy Finalist Should Win And Why? FOX Sports' college football writers weigh in on how they'd rank this year's four Heisman Trophy finalists and why.
December 12 Scout's Eye: Why Fernando Mendoza is More 'Game Manager' Than 'Game Changer' Fernando Mendoza is the favorite to win the Heisman and go No. 1 in the NFL Draft. But is a franchise QB or just another guy?
December 11 'Hands Are a Gift From God': Indiana's Charlie Becker Joins Gus Johnson’s 'Got It' Team Charlie Becker made the game-sealing play in Indiana's Big Ten title win over Ohio State, earning him a spot on Gus Johnson's "Got It!" team.