Michael Niziolek
University Sports Reporter at The Herald-Times
Indiana University athletics beat writer for The Herald-Times @theheraldtimes
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indystar.com | Michael Niziolek
IU incorporated personal seat donations, but that hasn't slowed the buying of season tickets or mini plans. The Hoosiers will play seven games at Memorial Stadium, including four conference opponents: Illinois (Sept. 20), Michigan State (Oct. 18), UCLA (Oct. 25), and Wisconsin (Nov. 15). Indiana staggered the availability of single-game tickets by opening up a pre-sale to donors June 10 and a "build-your-own" two-game bundle for non-donors that includes one nonconference and one Big Ten game.
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heraldtimesonline.com | Michael Niziolek
Indiana football's season -ticket sales are up 50% from last year as the program prepares to make individual tickets available to the general public. The Hoosiers will play seven games at Memorial Stadium in 2025 with four of those coming against Big Ten opponents. IU set a single-season attendance record in 2024 and sold out four home games.
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reporter-times.com | Michael Niziolek
Indiana football's season-ticket sales are up 50% from last year as the program prepares to make individual tickets available to the general public. The Hoosiers will play seven games at Memorial Stadium in 2025 with four of those coming against Big Ten opponents. IU set a single-season attendance record in 2024 and sold out four home games.
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indystar.com | Michael Niziolek
Indiana football lands 8th recruit in 10 days, bringing class to top-30 nationally Michael NiziolekWhile the defensive back out of Cardinal Mooney High School in Florida isn't currently ranked (per On3), he's received plenty of interest from Power Four schools. He has 24 scholarship offers, including from Arizona, Kentucky, Oregon, Wake Forest and West Virginia. Dues had 81 tackles (64 solo) as a junior with 7 tackles for a loss, four interceptions, 25 passes defended and a forced fumble.
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heraldtimesonline.com | Michael Niziolek
BLOOMINGTON — Indiana football landed a verbal commitment from McEachern running back Jayreon Campbell on Monday night. Campbell announced his decision on social media. The three-star recruit is ranked No. 724 nationally and the No. 44 running back in the 2026 signing class, per 247 Sports' composite rankings. He had 31 scholarship offers including ones from Alabama, Georgia, Michigan, Tennessee and Texas A&M.
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