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Indiana University Football Class of 2027 Target Monshun Sales Sets His Commitment Date\u00a0<\/strong> Indianapolis-based 5-star class of 2027 wideout Monshun Sales has set a July 17 commitment date. The 6-foot-5 and around 205-pound Sales will announce live on the Pat McAfee Show in the Noon to 2 p.m. ET window. According to the industry averages, Sales is a 5-star, the No. 8 overall player in the class, and the No. 2 receiver.\u00a0 If he picks the Hoosiers, he would be the highest-rated recruit in IU football history. Sales is choosing from finalists Indiana, Ohio State, Alabama, Texas and LSU. Sales had 37 catches for 794 yards and 9 touchdowns on offense. He posted 56 tackles as a safety on defense. Sales helped Lawrence North go 7-3 as a junior in 2025. He has a .9957 grade in the 247Sports Composite.\u00a0 Dasan McCullough is the current best all-time, with a .9701 rating.\u00a0 McCullough was the No. 75 overall player in the 2022 class.\u00a0 IU has never landed a 5-star recruit in the ranking’s era.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Here\u2019s what Rivals\u2019 Charles Power says on Sales profile page at that outlet-High upside wide receiver prospect with an elite combination of size and speed. Checks in at around 6-foot-4.5, 205 pounds with 32.25-inch arms and 9-inch hands. Posts excellent marks on the track, especially at his size, running 10.81 seconds in the 100 meters and 21.4 seconds in the 200 meters. A vapor trail on vertical routes. Has the potential to take the top off of defenses with regularity. Shows quality tracking skills, locating the football over his shoulder. Competitive as a blocker and physical while working as a safety.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

And here\u2019s 247Sports\u2019 Andrew Ivins-One of the biggest freakshows in the country with his hulking frame and elite athletic markers. X wide receiver projection that can stretch defenses vertically with his speed and make contested grabs on the outside with his size. Took the next step as a junior and was nothing but a mismatch. Attacks leverage with easy acceleration. Powers his way through contact without having to change course. Levitates to snag off target passes. Can run underneath the long ball but also produce big gains in the quick perimeter game with his agility and strength. Shines as a move blocker on the perimeter and showcases plenty of physicality while doubling as a safety on defense. Must keep improving as a route runner and fine-tuning his craft but has an extremely high ceiling with his top-end gear and catch radius.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Indiana University Women’s Golf Adds Emma Bradley as an Assistant Coach\u00a0<\/strong> Indiana women’s golf head coach Brian May completed his coaching staff with the addition of assistant coach Emma Bradley, the program announced on Saturday.\u00a0“I am excited for Emma to join our Hoosiers family,” May said. “She brings a passion for developing elite players, a competitive spirit, and a commitment to excellence that aligns perfectly with our program at Indiana.\u00a0“We cannot wait to welcome Emma to Bloomington as we look to continue our vision to win Big Ten Championships and compete for National Championships!”\u00a0<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The Naples, Fla., native spent four seasons as the assistant coach at Florida Gulf Coast. The Eagles claimed three top-2 finishes in the ASUN Championships during her tenure, which included a 2025 ASUN Championship and advancement to the 2025 Lubbock Regional.\u00a0Bradley was one of the nation’s top junior golfers. She qualified for four consecutive USGA Championship events, a streak that included an appearance in the 2017 U.S. Women’s Open Championship.\u00a0She was a quarterfinalist in the 2018 Florida Women’s Amateur Championship. She shot rounds of 71-74 to finish tied for 12th in stroke play and earned the No. 16 seed in match play. Bradley won each of her first three matches to advance to the quarterfinals.\u00a0Bradley tied for sixth and placed second among amateurs at the 2017 Florida Women’s Open & Senior Open after shooting 70-75-71. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

She teamed up with Vanderbilt’s Morgan Baxendale to card 70-72, which tied for 25th place and earned a spot in match play at the 2016 U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Ball Championship. She also advanced to match play at the 2016 U.S. Girls’ Junior Championship, and she played in the 2016 U.S. Women’s Amateur.\u00a0As a high school sophomore, Bradley won the 2015 FGSA Crandon Park GC Girls 16-18 tournament by 10 strokes after shooting 76-68. Her final-round 68 led the field by seven strokes.\u00a0From 2010-16, Bradley was the state of Florida’s No. 1-ranked golfer in the class of 2018 in the Junior Golf Scoreboard rankings. At age 11, she shot 76 at Hideout Golf Club to become the youngest player in Florida High School Athletic Association history to win a regional state championship.\u00a0After leaving Baylor University in 2019 to pursue her professional golf career, Bradley competed in Stage 1 of LPGA tour qualifying to secure Epson status. Bradley competed in multiple mini tour events.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Money vs Model: Vegas Likes Indiana University Football’s 2026 Outlook Better than ESPN’s Power Football Index<\/strong> When money is on the line, people tend to eliminate the noise and get down business. Perhaps that\u2019s why Vegas likes Indiana\u2019s preseason chance to make a third straight trip to the College Football Playoff much more than\u00a0ESPN\u2019s FPI. In fact, Indiana has the most significant make the CFP spread of any team when comparing Vegas vs. FPI.\u00a0 Using the consensus odds at Action Sports Network and comparing to FPI, IU has an approximately 18 percentage point better chance in Vegas (75% vs. 57%). Here are a few other variations when comparing Vegas to FPI as it relates to IU: Win total:\u00a0 Vegas \u2013 10.5, FPI \u2013 10.1, Win national title:\u00a0 Vegas -11.4%, FPI \u2013 6.6% and Win Big Ten:\u00a0 Vegas \u2013 28.6%, FPI \u2013 18.7%. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

You can thank ESPN for giving IU coach Curt Cignetti something else to stew over here.\u00a0 After all, he\u2019s always looking to have a\u00a0chip on his shoulder.\u00a0 He\u2019ll have a mountain of chips when it comes to Ohio State.\u00a0 The Buckeyes are seemingly favored over IU across the board despite\u00a0losing to the Hoosiers in 2025, playing a more difficult schedule, and having to play in Bloomington on Oct. 17. The primary noise in ESPN\u2019s FPI appears to be that it is still taking into account IU\u2019s 2022 and 2023 seasons, which of course were very poor and have no relevance to the 2026 squad.\u00a0 Sports books know this, of course, and completely eliminate those years from their projections.\u00a0 Perhaps in this transfer portal era, ESPN should do the same.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Indiana Pacers Fall in Overtime to the Philadelphia 76ers in the NBA Las Vegas Summer League\u00a0<\/strong> The Indiana Pacers continued their Las Vegas Summer League slate on Saturday as they took on the Philadelphia 76ers. Indiana fell in overtime, 100-93, after a hard-fought comeback in the second half. Coach Bryce Taylor went with the same starting five \u2013 Tamin Lipsey, Braden Smith, Taelon Peter, Jalen Slawson, and Rienk Mast. The Indiana offense was in a better rhythm early on Saturday as the Pacers notched 27 points in the first frame. Slawson continued to show his readiness with eight first quarter points, and Mast produced well throughout the first half. He entered the break with seven points, two rebounds, and two assists. Rebounding was tough for Indiana through the opening half. The Pacers grabbed just nine rebounds to Philadelphia\u2019s 26 but cleaned up their turnovers from Friday. Indiana committed six turnovers that led to eight 76ers points before halftime.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Indiana faced a 14-point halftime deficit as it trailed Philadelphia, 59-45. The 76ers lead ballooned in the third quarter, and soon the Pacers found themselves down by a wide margin, 71-52. Indiana surged later in the third behind Yuki Kawamura\u2019s instant offense. The Pacers created an 18-7 run that spanned the latter half of the third quarter and ended with Smith hitting a buzzer beater to bring Indiana back within 13 points of Philadelphia heading into the fourth, 80-67. Slawson cut the lead back to single digits by the five-minute mark of the fourth quarter after slamming down a fastbreak dunk. Indiana trailed, 86-78, but had plenty of time to make its move. The Pacers worked all the way back to down two with five seconds to play as Smith drove to the basket. Smith was fouled, and knocked down his two free throws to tie the game at 93.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Indiana was overpowered in the two-minute overtime period, and fell to the 76ers, 100-93. Slawson\u2019s 26 points and five rebounds led the Pacers in scoring, but he was just one of three 20-point scorers in Saturday\u2019s matchup. Johni Broome (23) and Labaron Philon Jr. (24) also eclipsed the 20-point mark for the 76ers. Smith posted 16 points, two rebounds, and five assists for the Pacers, while Mast came just short of a second double double. He recorded 10 points and nine rebounds. Kawamura notched 12 points, three rebounds, and three assists off the bench for Indiana. Indiana\u2019s loss to Philadelphia is the Blue and Gold\u2019s first loss in Summer League, and the Pacers will take a 1-1 record into Today\u2019s matchup with the Toronto Raptors 4:30 PM Bloomington Time which is 1:30 PM Las Vegas Time. Indiana had five players reach double figure scoring totals \u2013 Slawson, Mast, Smith, Keion Brooks Jr., and Kawamura. After recording a double-double on Friday, Mast nearly notched another one with 10 points and nine rebounds on Saturday. The Pacers recorded 17 assists on 25 made field goals. Indiana was 0-for-4 in overtime.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Toledo Mud Hens Hold Off the Indianapolis Indians 4-3 at Victory Field <\/strong> Enmanuel Valdez hit his second home run in three days, and Khristian Curtis allowed no runs in relief, but the Indianapolis Indians lost, 4-3, to the Toledo Mud Hens at Victory Field on Saturday night. Wilber Dotel opened the game on the mound for Indianapolis, making his third major league rehab appearance since hitting the injured list on June 13. A sacrifice fly from Trei Cruz put the Mud Hens up 1-0 in the first inning, but Enmanuel Valdez quickly tied it up, 1-1, in the next frame with a sac fly of his own. A wild pitch by Toledo\u2019s (10-7, 44-47) Dylan File plated Nick Cimillo in the second inning, and the Indians (10-7, 41-51) were up briefly, 2-1. But Brett Callahan\u2019s two-RBI double in the next frame and a sac fly from Cal Stevenson flipped the contest again, 4-2. Valdez pulled Indianapolis within one, extending his team-leading home run count to 12 with a solo shot to center field in the bottom of the third. Valdez\u2019s long ball was the last run of the game, as the Indians fell 4-3. Ricky Vanasco (W, 3-1) threw 1.2 scoreless frames and earned the win. Nick Sandlin (S, 2) allowed no runs in the eighth and ninth innings for the save. Justin Meis (L, 0-1) took his first loss of the season after giving up three runs in the third.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Yahoo Sports Launches College Fantasy Football Leagues Featuring Indiana, Purdue and Notre Dame\u00a0<\/strong> How about Texas quarterback\u00a0Arch Manning\u00a0paired with\u00a0Ohio State\u00a0receiver Jeremiah Smith on the same college football roster. While at it, add Michigan tailback Jordan Marshall, too. No transfer portal needed, either. Just some savvy drafting by a college\u00a0fantasy football\u00a0team owner. Yahoo Sports is expanding more into\u00a0college fantasy football\u00a0this season by launching leagues that feature players from Power Four conferences along with Notre Dame. So, fill that QB1 slot with Heisman Trophy favorites Manning or the Fighting Irish\u2019s CJ Carr. Grab Marshall or\u00a0LJ Martin of BYU\u00a0to round out the RB spots. Pick up Smith or Cam Coleman of\u00a0Texas\u00a0at receiver. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

These stars of the college game today could help you win a fantasy title later this fall. Down the road, maybe even help your NFL fantasy team. \u201cThis will be an interesting opportunity to really develop fandom not just of the sport, but also the players and the schools,\u201d Ryan Spoon, president of Yahoo Media Group, said in an interview before Thursday\u2019s launch of the leagues. \u201cThe content \u2026 is now available to make a really robust, awesome experience.\u201d There have been sites with college fantasy football leagues before. This takes it even more mainstream in this era of name, image and likeness. Yahoo is coming off a season in which it set all-time highs for most fantasy football users and teams. \u201cIt\u2019s understandable to all fans,\u201d Spoon said, \u201cnot just the mega-college fan.\u201d <\/p>\n\n\n\n

A lot like NFL fantasy football, only not quite-The college fantasy format is similar to the NFL version. It starts with the draft, of course, and then head-to-head matchups (scoring begins Sept. 3). The 18-player rosters feature the Big Ten, SEC, Big 12 and ACC, along with Notre Dame. There\u2019s another wrinkle, too, with an \u201coffense\u201d position in play. Go ahead and draft, say, Buckeyes quarterback\u00a0Julian Sayin\u00a0along with the Ohio State \u201coffense.\u201d That means bonus points for team TDs, total yards, field goals and a win, along with deductions for losses. It\u2019s a way to spice things up. \u201cWe\u2019ve run millions of permutations,\u201d Spoon said of testing formats and game structure. \u201cThe variability is the awesome part of this.\u201d Iowa State running back Aiden Flora knows whom he would pick in a college fantasy draft. \u201cMight as well trust myself,\u201d Flora said at Big 12 media days. \u201cI feel like it\u2019s a thing that a lot younger people would love to do, even though I feel like a lot of them (would) just try to get the guys that they are cheering for.\u201d It\u2019s also a way to keep up with players in this ever-changing college football landscape that includes the volatile transfer portal. Martin, the\u00a0AP Big 12 offensive player of the year last season, rushed for 1,305 yards and 12 TDs. He figures to be a high selection. \u201cI\u2019m trying to go out there,\u201d he said, \u201cand get as many yards as I can every time.\u201d <\/p>\n\n\n\n

A word of caution-One thing Brody Ruihley, a professor of sport leadership and management at Miami University (Ohio), cautioned was to keep in mind these are college students, first and foremost. This is just fun and games. NFL players have reported being contacted by fantasy football owners through social media in all sorts of ways. \u201cWe need to remember that the college athlete is accessible in class, on campus, at poorly secured practices\/games, and pretty much anywhere on a college campus. They are young adults still finding their way just like non-athlete college students,\u201d Ruihley wrote in an email. \u201cProtection is and should be a primary function for state agencies when collegiate fantasy sport or sports betting is in play.\u201d Scrutiny has almost become part of the territory \u2014 no matter the level. \u201cIf somebody drops the game-winning catch, you\u2019ve got to know they\u2019re going to hear about,\u201d Arizona State running back Kyson Brown explained. \u201cWe\u2019ve been kind of going through the same things those guys have been going through.\u201d Gambling in college football made headlines over the saga of former Texas Tech quarterback\u00a0Brendan Sorsby. The\u00a0Red Raiders\u00a0had planned to let Sorsby play even after the Cincinnati transfer admitted he placed bets on Indiana games when he was a freshman with the Hoosiers. Sorsby ultimately abandoned a legal effort to regain his eligibility and is expected to enter next year\u2019s NFL draft. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

This is gameplay-Spoon stressed this was gameplay. \u201cObviously, there\u2019s a subset of users, which is much larger today than it was five years ago, that is choosing through other operators to also place wagers or predictions, whatever those might be. That\u2019s not us,\u201d Spoon said. \u201cEvery passing year college (football) becomes bigger and more interesting and fandom increases.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n

New IndyCar Video Game Officially Set to Release in Early 2027\u00a0<\/strong> \u00a0iRacing and IndyCar announced on July 10 that “IndyCar Racing the Game,” an official standalone video game, has changed its launch date to early 2027. The game was originally announced in 2025 and was set to be launch in 2026 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X\/S, Xbox One and PC via Steam,\u00a0according to previous reporting. This is the first standalone IndyCar video game since IndyCar Series 2005 launched in 2004 for the original Xbox and PlayStation 2. The game is expected to launch during the leadup to the 2027 Indianapolis 500. “IndyCar features the most competitive and action-packed racing on the planet, challenging drivers at every turn with incredible speeds and demanding layouts,” said Alex Damron, IndyCar chief marketing officer in the news release. “Our new video game is going to capture the energy and drama of our sport with hyper-realism, bringing our series to a new generation of gamers. Partnering with iRacing \u2014 the gold standard in racing simulation \u2014 ensures this will be a truly special new chapter in our gaming history. We can’t wait for fans to get behind the wheel.”<\/p>\n\n\n\n

According to the release, additional game details on “IndyCar Racing the Game” including features, modes and pre-order information will be announced in the coming months. “This is a project our team has been passionate about for a long time,” said Tony Gardner, iRacing president in the release. “We’re bringing everything we know about authentic, immersive racing to consoles and PC, and creating an experience worthy of the IndyCar name. 2027 can’t come soon enough.” The press release did not indicate whether or not the game will have a physical copy. iRacing’s recent NASCAR video game was digital-only and Sony\u00a0recently announced it will cease production of physical game discs by 2028.<\/a> For more information, visit\u00a0www.indycargame.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Indiana University Football Class of 2027 Target Monshun Sales Sets His Commitment Date\u00a0 Indianapolis-based 5-star class of 2027 wideout Monshun Sales has set a July 17 commitment date. The 6-foot-5 and around 205-pound Sales will announce live on the Pat McAfee Show in the Noon to 2 p.m. ET window. According to the industry averages, …<\/p>\n

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