Indiana starting safety Louis Moore won his court case and will be eligible for the remainder of the season. BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Indiana football safety Louis Moore has been granted an injunction and ...

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Members of the Indiana Area Senior High School homecoming court were recently named.

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Lexie Hull was a late addition to the Indiana Fever’s injury report ahead of Tuesday’s Game 2 loss against the Las Vegas Aces. Being the warrior that she is, however, Hull played through the back ...

Judge Dale Tillery ruled in favor of Indiana safety Louis Moore on Wednesday in an eligibility case against the NCAA, allowing the 24-year-old starter to continue to play the rest of this season.