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(02/24/25 12:19am)
Indiana associate head coach Yasir Rosemond pumped his fists, practically running to half-court to meet the team as they walked back to the bench. Anthony Leal had just blocked a layup attempt from Purdue’s Trey Kaufman-Renn in the final play before the under-16 media timeout to start the second half. Rosemond, who had the scout for this game, was as excited as Indiana head coach Mike Woodson and the thousands of fans standing up and clapping in support of their Hoosiers.
(12/22/24 3:22am)
Whether it’s the Sesame Street song or the Wells Fargo fake account scandal, we’ve all heard of Eight is Great.
(12/02/24 4:09pm)
Stop me if you’ve heard this before — a rocky August and September for Indiana men’s soccer followed by an impeccable October run, capped off by a stinging loss in the NCAA Tournament by the finest margins in November or December.
(11/30/24 8:06am)
Thanksgiving is all about tradition. Food, family and friends, football and fun. Indiana men’s soccer, a team built on the tradition of excellence, has spent Thanksgiving together for the last decade in preparation for a Sweet Sixteen match (excluding 2020, when the season was postponed to the spring).
(11/17/24 3:39pm)
For the first time since 2016, Indiana men’s soccer will not be playing in the Big Ten title game. Sunday marks 2,926 days between Big Ten Championship games that won’t feature the Cream and Crimson after the Hoosiers were upset by Michigan in the quarterfinals. Instead, it will be the No. 7 seeded Wolverines and No. 1 seed Ohio State playing for the trophy in Columbus.
(10/19/24 3:30am)
After a 5-0 thrashing of Michigan on Tuesday, Indiana returned to Bloomington to kick off Homecoming Weekend and hosted the other team from the Great Lake State — the Michigan State Spartans.
(10/17/24 11:27pm)
With all due respect to Hoosier Hysteria, there’s a much more important event going on Friday night. At Bill Armstrong Stadium, Indiana hosts Michigan State in a battle of two top teams in the Big Ten. And yes, it’s not a glorified practice/scrimmage. It’s Indiana’s penultimate Big Ten home match of the year.
(10/09/24 1:05pm)
When Indiana freshman Michael Nesci was subbed on with just over 10 minutes remaining Tuesday night, head coach Todd Yeagley delivered this message to him:
(10/04/24 3:06pm)
Quinton Elliot said no to Indiana in the first go-around of recruiting.
(09/28/24 4:15am)
After a week off and plenty of time to dwell after a frustrating loss to Maryland, Indiana men’s soccer hit the road for the first of two away matches against tough opponents, the first being the fourth-ranked Buckeyes from Ohio State, who came in winners of seven straight and outscored Penn State and Rutgers 8-0 in its first two Big Ten matches. Despite trailing twice, the Hoosiers responded with goals from Sam Sarver and Tommy Mihalic and earned a well-earned 2-2 draw in the rain, moving to 2-3-4 and 1-1-1 in conference play.
(09/20/24 1:54pm)
It’s a match every Big Ten college soccer fan has marked on their calendar each year: Maryland-Indiana. The two premier programs in the conference over the last decade meet once again on Friday night at Bill Armstrong Stadium.
(09/05/24 4:44am)
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Two steps forward, one step back.
(08/24/24 3:00am)
SAINT LOUIS, Mo. — In a battle of college soccer’s two most historic programs to open up the 2024 campaign, Indiana and Saint Louis clashed at Robert R. Hermann Stadium. The Hoosiers had the chance to make their mark and start the season on the right foot with a marquee victory against a true non-conference opponent. Instead of a heavyweight fight between two blue bloods, it felt at times more like a bloodbath, as Saint Louis took advantage of a sloppy Indiana side and dispatched the visitors, 2-0 on Friday night.
(12/03/23 3:16am)
SOUTH BEND, Ind. — As the French writer Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr wrote, “plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose” – the more things change, the more they stay the same.
(11/26/23 11:05pm)
Indiana took down No. 7 Virginia 1-0 in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament on Sunday as Indiana head coach Todd Yeagley earned his 200th career win. The Hoosiers advanced to the Elite Eight, where they'll face the winner of No. 2 Notre Dame and Western Michigan.
(11/14/23 1:54pm)
There are a variety of different ways to define success in sports. Wins and losses define any program, regardless of the sport or the level its being played. Winning championships and hoisting trophies is the easiest way to make a season successful, whether that be in the regular season or postseason. For some schools or teams, success is outperforming expectations.
(11/09/23 7:20am)
Election Day was just a few days ago. For a candidate to win, they must have the most boxes checked off (or filled in) compared to their opponents.
(10/21/23 4:32am)
Just under a year ago, Maryland’s Stefan Copetti scored a game-tying goal against Indiana that felt more like a game-winning goal, considering it turned out to win the Big Ten regular season for the Terrapins. That was on the final day of the regular season in Bloomington.
(10/15/23 9:30pm)
As the temperature decreases in October, the weight of each match is only increasing for Indiana men’s soccer, as the Hoosiers battled the Buckeyes of Ohio State Sunday at Bill Armstrong Stadium.
(10/06/23 11:25pm)
College athletes entering the transfer portal isn’t something out of the ordinary in 2023. No matter the reason, it’s a difficult yet common decision aspiring professional athletes make to switch schools in order to enhance their chances of fulfilling their dreams.
