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Zach Osterman

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Indiana University Athletics and College Sports Reporter at IndyStar

Cover IU athletics, college sports for @indystar. Satellite Scouser. Publix ultra. Forever I love Atlanta. [email protected]

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Articles

  • 5 days ago | indystar.com | Zach Osterman

    Roster caps and scholarship limits are not equal under the proposed House vs NCAA settlement. Here's the difference, how money plays a part and what it means for IU. BLOOMINGTON — A landmark settlement in the House vs. NCAA case could be one significant step closer to resolution, after the association and its power conferences amended their expectations around roster caps this week.

  • 1 week ago | indystar.com | Zach Osterman

    BLOOMINGTON — A pair of former teammates became this summer’s first two roster commitments for Assembly Ball, the IU alumni outfit entering The Basketball Tournament for a second straight summer. Per a news release distributed Tuesday, Yogi Ferrell will return to Assembly Ball for a second straight season, after leading the team to a regional championship appearance in 2024 and scoring 20.3 points per game.

  • 1 week ago | indystar.com | Zach Osterman |Michael Niziolek

    Indiana has continued to show a financial investment to football coach Curt Cignetti, his assistants and support staff. That continued to hold off league rival USC on Friday. BLOOMINGTON — IU signed football’s head strength coach, Derek Owings, to a new three-year deal on improved terms Friday, amid interest from Southern Cal.

  • 1 week ago | indystar.com | Zach Osterman

    A sexual conduct investigation into former IU basketball team physician Dr. Brad Bomba Sr. led to recommendations for the program and IU athletics from law firm Jones Day. Among them was specialized treatment for the men's basketball program that other student athletes did not receive should stop.

  • 2 weeks ago | thestarpress.com | Zach Osterman

    Luke Goode is pursuing an extra year of NCAA eligibility. Here's where things stand, and the arguments for each side. BLOOMINGTON — Understandably curious Indiana fans interpreted a social media post from one of Luke Goode's accounts recently as signaling some movement on Goode's quest for a waiver granting him one more year of eligibility. IndyStar understands, however, that there is no update on Goode's case immediately forthcoming.

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