The Hoosiers had strong showings defensively, but didn't get as high of marks on offense or coaching. BLOOMINGTON — Indiana football struggled but finished Saturday, defeating Old Dominion 27-14 in the Hoosiers’ season opener Saturday. Here’s how the ...

Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti said the Hoosiers must 'move on' after Lee Beebe Jr.'s season-ending knee injury. Khobie Martin will fill his spot.

Curt Cignetti's success with Indiana football didn't come as a surprise to the Hoosiers coach. It's been part of his plan for a long time.

They sat together at last year's Big Ten spring meetings, crisscross one another's recruiting paths and have built budding powers in the Big Ten, Bielema at No. 9 Illinois and Cignetti at No. 19 Indiana. Both have 3-0 marks this season and top 20 teams heading into one of Saturday's featured games.

Curt Cignetti and the Hoosiers heard the noise and delivered their most convincing proof yet that last season was no fluke.

Indiana has spent coach Curt Cignetti's entire two-year tenure defending its schedule strength to the doubters who didn't believe the Hoosiers belonged in last year's College Football Playoff because they hadn't beaten a ranked team.