It’s been a huge week for Indiana Athletics and we’re here to keep you informed of the goings-on around E 17th street in Bloomington.
For one, Curt Cignetti’s football program is coming off of an improbable overtime win over Minnesota to celebrate homecoming. The Hoosiers head into the bye week looking to get healthy up and down the roster while finding ways of putting points on the board in the final stretch of the season.
The college basketball season is here and Darian DeVries and Teri Moren’s programs
both tipped off 2026-27 at Assembly Hall. The men’s team is 2-0 with wins over Eastern Illinois and Bellarmine with Syracuse on deck as the first real test next Monday. The women’s team is 1-0 with a season-opening win over Florida Gulf Coast with the Hoosiers set to face Southern Illinois tonight at home.
Here’s what else to know from the week that was:
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This week on The Crimson Quarry
- All the news, stats and analysis from Indiana football’s 23-16 win over Minnesota
- Men’s basketball set for 2026-27 season opener
- Indiana guard Prince-Alexander Moody to miss ‘extended period of time’ with knee injury
- Indiana’s Don Fischer sounds off on boos at Memorial Stadium
- All the news, stats from Indiana men’s basketball’s 91-57 win over Eastern Illinois
- CFP rankings 2026: Indiana ranks fourth in first playoff rankings
- 3 observations from Indiana women’s basketball’s 79-50 win over FGCU
- Indiana quarterback Josh Hoover deserves some grace
- Indiana fans predict the 2026-27 men’s basketball season
- Curt Cignetti takes aim at the SEC, ESPN
This week around SB Nation
- A Kings fan got ejected for a chest pass, and Luka Doncic took the referee’s side
- Land-Grant Holy Land: Ryan Day’s Ohio State is looking dangerously similar to the end of the Urban Meyer era
- Only the Cardinals could have botched the Jacoby Brissett trade
- Maize n Brew: No. 5 Michigan upsets No. 2 UConn for best win in program history, 77-66
- The Jaguars look like one of the NFL’s elite teams, and the best is yet to come
- Hammer and Rails: Purdue Men’s Basketball: What Did We Learn From Game One?
- It can’t get much worse for the Chargers
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