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Indiana at a glance About the school Undergraduate population: 31,626 Most famous alumni: Mark Cuban Fun facts: Nothing beats a good time like a bicycle race, which is why IU's campus hosts the "Little 500 weekend," when non-bikers enjoy "beer, shots, and then some more beer," according to one description.

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Bret Bielema is filling two jobs this week: University of Wisconsin football coach and counselor.

Ben Chappell's first two appearances against Northwestern produced memorable, albeit totally different results.

Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz was not particularly pleased when the subject of past Homecomings was brought up during his weekly press conference.

Indiana's Ben Chappell passed for 270 yards against Michigan last Saturday. Dispatch OSU football beat writer Tim May answers your questions Friday at noon about the Buckeyes, Big Ten and college football in general.

Coach Bill Lynch will not be surprised by anything that happens Saturday when his Indiana football team meets the University of Akron in the second game at InfoCision Stadium.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - His Indiana University football uniform sports the No.2, but Tandon Doss wants to be No.1 for the Hoosiers.

Bill Lynch isn't running away from Indiana's biggest problem. He's attacking it before things get worse.

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Great, The stage was set. A Thursday night showcase. Memorial Stadium had its face lift.

Ray Fisher, who led the Hoosiers in receptions and TD catches last season, has made the move from offense to defense.

Indiana needs a fast start with a brutal Big Ten schedule ahead. The Hoosiers have won seven straight home openers and hope to extend that streak on a night when they christen the newly renovated north end zone, which has turned Memorial Stadium into a small horseshoe.

This time, nothing will be expected of IU's football team. This time, there will be no pressure to repeat a postseason feat, to take that next step as a program.

After many months of waiting, fans and players alike are ready for the first game of the 2009 College Football Season.

Injuries decimated the Hoosiers on both sides of the ball last season. The end result: a 3-9 record a year after playing in the Insight Bowl.

Date: Aug 27th, 2009 Categories: 2009-08-27 , 2009-2010 , Football , Sports 6 views By: Edward Hooper Edward Hooper Sports Writer ephooper@valdosta.edu After finishing with a 9-3 record in 2008 and being eliminated in the playoffs by conference foe North Alabama, the Valdosta State University football team is gunning for their third National ...

His players are ready, too. Lynch told reporters Friday he believes a physical preseason camp and a change in leadership have made the Hoosiers a stronger team heading into Thursday night's season opener against Eastern Kentucky.

Indiana coach Bill Lynch can't wait to get started. His players are ready, too. Lynch told reporters Friday he believes a physical preseason camp and a change in leadership have made the Hoosiers a stronger team heading into Thursday night's season opener against Eastern Kentucky.

BLOOMINGTON Indiana quarterback Ben Chappell just wanted a chance to lead his hometown team.