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Indiana Sports
Pro teams, college rivalries, motorsports, and the high school traditions that make Indiana a sports state. News, context, and the stories worth following.
Indiana sports run on four levels at once. The Colts, Pacers, and Fever carry the pro side out of Indianapolis. The colleges supply the rivalries: Indiana in Bloomington, Purdue in West Lafayette, Notre Dame in South Bend, plus Butler and Ball State. Motorsports takes a month of its own every May at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. And IHSAA basketball and football still fill gyms and bleachers on a Friday night.
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Coverage here follows all four. Purdue and Indiana through the transfer portal and the NFL Draft, Notre Dame football, the 500 and the Brickyard in May, and high school ball across conferences like the Northeast 8 and the Allen County Athletic Conference. The Get IN. Sports podcast, hosted by Dom Miranda, works the same beat in interviews with the reporters, coaches and broadcasters who cover it. Filter by region for the local games, or search a team, a school, or an athlete by name.
From Get Indiana
- Jonathan Taylor Signs 2-Year, $44M Colts Extension
- Indiana Football 2026 Preseason Preview: What to Expect in Year 3 Under Cignetti
- 2026 Northeast 8 Conference High School Football Preview
- How to Watch the 2026 Indy 500 on Fox: TV, Stream, Radio
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Indiana Pro Sports
The Colts, Pacers, Fever, and the pro teams that set the rhythm of the Indiana sports year.
Indiana College Sports
IU, Purdue, Notre Dame, Ball State, Butler, and the college programs that give the state its rivalries.
Indiana High School Sports
IHSAA hoops, Friday-night lights, sectionals, and the local games that still pack the gym.
Indiana Motorsports
The Indy 500, race weekends, and the year-round motorsports scene in Indianapolis.
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