As NBA rookie teammates with the Boston Celtics, former Indiana standout Romeo Langford and former Purdue standout Carsen Edwards are learning playing time can be hard to come by.

It didn’t take long for Dontrelle Inman to feel at home in his return to the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center on Wednesday.

Here we go again.

The closer than expected contest between Ohio State and Wisconsin in the Big Ten football championship game didn’t benefit the Buckeyes in the College Football Playoff.

BEVERLY — Pete Frates, a Beverly resident whose inspirational battle against ALS helped raise millions of dollars to combat the incurable disease, died on Monday, his family announced. He was 34.

Adam Vinatieri is determined to continue his celebrated career. Parris Campbell would just like to get his off and running.

For the first time in school history, Indiana is heading to a bowl game in Florida.

In 1972, Richard Sterban was on top of the world.

Indiana coach Archie Miller said rebounding was going to have to travel with the Hoosiers if they were to pick up their first road win of the season.

There’s little mystery in preparing for a Bruce Arians-coached team.

 It looks as though Marlon Mack will play in his homecoming game after all.

Indiana has excelled within the confines of Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall the first eight games this season.

Adam Vinatieri did not sound like a man certain of anything Thursday at the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center.

Indiana junior quarterback Peyton Ramsey isn’t picky when it comes to bowl destinations.

WASHINGTON D.C. — Georgia’s senior Republican in the U.S. House of Representatives will not be seeking re-election next year.

Three takeaways from Purdue’s 69-40 win over Virginia at Mackey Arena.

The revenge was complete.

The strain is evident on T.Y. Hilton’s face.

Richard Malone, the embattled bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Buffalo, New York, has resigned, the Vatican announced Wednesday.

Three takeaways from IU’s 80-64 win over Florida State on Tuesday night.

Through its first seven games, Indiana faced teams with less than physically imposing frontlines.

Indiana showed in its first big test of the season Tuesday it was more than ready to handle the size and physicality of a major conference team.

The NFL is all about timing and opportunity. When the two meet, it’s up to players to make the most of it.

The hits keep coming for the Indianapolis Colts, especially on offense.

The first seven games for the Indiana men’s basketball team were about building confidence.

As a young assistant coach starting his career at Austin Peay, Florida State coach Leonard Hamilton kept two books on the top of his dresser.

Nyheim Hines still was a bit dumb-founded by what he’d seen more than 30 minutes after Sunday’s 31-17 loss against the Tennessee Titans.

Remarkably, given the circumstances, everything seemed to be falling into place for the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Three takeaways from Indiana’s 44-41 double-overtime win over Purdue.

Indiana freshman running back Sampson James felt like he was ready for his first career start Saturday against rival Purdue.

Junior Peyton Ramsey didn’t begin the year as Indiana’s starting quarterback. But Ramsey ended the regular season with a play that will live on in the lore of the Old Oaken Bucket rivalry.

Listen closely, and it’s almost possible to hear fictional Hickory High School basketball coach Norman Dale at the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center this week.

Zach Pascal. Marcus Johnson. Chester Rogers. Ashton Dulin.

By getting to the free-throw line often and controlling the boards, Indiana has managed to get off to an undefeated start.

The stage is set for Indiana to take the Old Oaken Bucket back when it meets rival Purdue on Saturday at Ross-Ade Stadium (noon, ESPN2).

A struggling Indianapolis Colts offense took another hit Thursday.

There’s no mistaking the difference Ryan Tannehill has made for the Tennessee Titans.

In its search for its next football coach, Florida State is reportedly considering the author of Indiana’s breakthrough 2019 season.

Lingering over your Thanksgiving meal and laughing through dessert and coffee makes for happy memories … until someone chokes, and things get serious quickly.

Eric Ebron’s locker still was fully stocked Tuesday. There even was what appeared to be a newly arrived package resting in front of the stall.

On the field, first-year Indiana starting offensive linemen Harry Crider and Caleb Jones have withstood the rigors of Big Ten play.

Thanksgiving always takes the NFL focus this week, but the main course on the field comes Sunday.

As the turnovers kept piling up, there were some anxious moments in the second half at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall as Indiana fought to maintain its double-digit halftime lead against Louisiana Tech.

As Parris Campbell wound down his Thanksgiving turkey drive Monday evening, the Indianapolis Colts rookie wide receiver briefly switched places with the media.