Last week represented a pendulum of emotions for the Indiana men’s basketball team. There was the high of knocking off No. 17 Florida State at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall, followed by the low of losing by 20 points at Wisconsin in the Big Ten opener.

At times, the sparsely populated bleachers at the Lapel High School gymnasium reflected just how unwatchable Monday's Lapel girls basketball game against Sheridan really was as both squads seemed to be in competition to see who could commit the most turnovers.

The closer than expected contest between Ohio State and Wisconsin in the Big Ten football championship game didn’t benefit the Buckeyes in the College Football Playoff.

Adam Vinatieri is determined to continue his celebrated career. Parris Campbell would just like to get his off and running.

OK, I think these kids are serious.

A look at upcoming college and pro games of local interest.

For the first time in school history, Indiana is heading to a bowl game in Florida.

It wasn’t a matter of where Notre Dame would play its bowl game this year but against whom. With four Big 12 teams eligible to face the Fighting Irish, it was uncertain which one would be selected to face Notre Dame in the Camping World Bowl.

A look at upcoming college and pro games of local interest.

This Saturday night must have felt like déjà vu for Frankton boys basketball in all the wrong ways.

Cole McDaniel broke Anderson’s heart Friday night at New Castle Fieldhouse.

Daleville boys basketball took advantage of Elwood’s foul trouble and established a tempo early to propel the Broncos to a 46-point victory over the Panthers.

Three takeaways from Indiana’s 84-64 loss to Wisconsin.

The Transylvania men’s and women’s basketball teams defeated Anderson University in both games of a doubleheader Saturday at O.C. Lewis Gymnasium.

The Anderson girls basketball team lacked just one thing No.12 West Lafayette Harrison had on Phil Buck Court on Saturday afternoon.

Indiana coach Archie Miller said rebounding was going to have to travel with the Hoosiers if they were to pick up their first road win of the season.

Silas Allred's long and arduous hiatus from wrestling action came to an end Saturday at the Elwood Super Duals.

Indiana coach Archie Miller was aware the first road game of the season and the first Big Ten game was going to be a learning experience.