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Colts owner Jim Irsay expects Chuck Pagano to bring more than tough talk to Indianapolis.
The NFL is trying to avoid another super snafu.
Suddenly, Indiana's resurgence has hit a major snag.
Cody Zeller scored 18 points and No. 11 Indiana rallied for a 73-54 victory over Penn State on Sunday, hours after the Nittany Lions learned of the death of former football coach Joe Paterno.
Purdue's Antionette Howard had all the answers Thursday night.
Jim Irsay has big plans for the Colts' future. He just hasn't worked through the details yet.
Jim Caldwell endured everything thrown at him during his first two seasons as the Colts' coach -- replacing a friend, rebounding from losses and fighting through injuries.
Katherine Legge is coming back to America with whole a new perspective on racing.
The NCAA Division I Board of Directors still believes scholarship limits should be expanded.
The NCAA outlined plans Friday to penalize repeat rule-breakers with tougher sanctions, save money by cutting football and women's basketball scholarships and trim its massive 400-page rulebook.
NCAA President Mark Emmert would support a four-team playoff in college football — as long as the field doesn't grow.
NCAA President Mark Emmert would like to erase all the tawdry tales from his first full year in office.
Arne Duncan credits the NCAA for picking up the pace to fix college sports. He just believes more needs to be done in 2012 -- perhaps even more quickly.
Ryan Grigson landed his dream job Wednesday.
NCAA President Mark Emmert is taking a stand.
James Hinchcliffe spent five weeks looking for a job.
Michigan has lost very possible way at Indiana over the past 15 years.
Christian Watford started fast and finished strong for Indiana.
Bill Polian made one big mistake in Indianapolis: Not having an adequate backup for Peyton Manning.
IndyCar's new race director is taking a hard line.
Super Bowl spots are still the hottest ticket in advertising.
Bill Polian earned the trust of Colts owner Jim Irsay by presiding over the league's greatest turnaround in 1999.
Indiana did it again. Three weeks after upsetting No. 1 Kentucky, the Hoosiers took down No. 2 Ohio State.
Dario Franchitti hasn't had any time to celebrate his fourth IndyCar title.
Howard coach Kevin Nickelberry had hoped No. 17 Indiana might overlook his team.
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