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You can watch this episode of Right Now With Perry Bacon above or by following this show on YouTube or Substack. With President Trump’s deep unpopularity and the traditional backlash against the president’s party, Republicans seem destined to lose the House. So last summer, Trump started insisting that state-level Republicans further gerrymander their states’ congressional

The Indiana Hoosiers made history on New Year's Day 2026 as the only team in the College Football Playoff era to win a quarterfinal game after receiving a first round bye. In two years, seven of eight programs to get the extra rest and preparation have failed to advance to the semifinal. Not only did

The No. 1 seed Indiana Hoosiers have been waiting patiently to find out their quarterfinal matchup in the College Football Playoff. The Alabama Crimson Tide waited a quarter to play good football against Oklahoma in their first round matchup. By turning a 17-0 deficit into a 34-24 victory, Alabama set the Rose Bowl matchup. On

David HaleOct 12, 2025, 01:42 AM ET Close College football reporter. Joined ESPN in 2012. Graduate of the University of Delaware. So much of college football these past few years has been defined by what's new. There's the transfer portal, NIL money, revenue sharing, revamped rosters, realignment, private equity firms looking to do business with

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Skip to content By: The Associated Press Posted: 5:43 PM CDT Friday, Aug. 8, 2025 Print Email Read Later INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The Indiana Fever will face the rival Chicago Sky on Saturday without Caitlin Clark and two other key players who sustained season-ending injuries in Thursday's loss at Phoenix. Read this article for free:

Two weeks ago, Caitlin Clark was sidelined from her Indiana Fever team to rest a strained quadricep. The Fever said she would be out at least two weeks, and then re-evaluated. In the time she has been out of the lineup, the Fever have gone 2-2 in games, struggling to replace Clark’s offensive load and

Indiana will soon begin studying the pros and cons of reconfiguring its border with Illinois, but it may have to do so without the participation of its neighbor. Indiana Gov. Mike Braun signed legislation earlier this month creating the Indiana-Illinois Boundary Adjustment Commission, an 11-member panel scheduled to hold its first meeting no later than