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Indiana makes Evan Gordon signing official

The Indiana athletics department announced the signing of Arizona State transfer Evan Gordon, who has signed his letter of intent to play for the Hoosiers.Thursday

Indiana, Purdue release Big Ten/ACC Challenge opponents

Indiana women's basketball will face Virginia Tech, and Purdue will play Duke, in the 2013 Big Ten/ACC Challenge.Thursday

Big Ten releases 2014 conference slate

The Big Ten athletic directors approved the 2014 conference football schedule, which was released today.Thursday

Indiana ended a disappointing season on a positive note, knocking off Purdue 34-31 in overtime Saturday at Ross-Ade Stadium.

Here are some of the highlights.

Key number: 1. Indiana surrendered one sack in the win. Purdue entered the game leading the Big Ten in sacks. The battle up front was a key entering the contest. With time to throw, quarterback Ben Chappell passed for 330 yards and three touchdowns in his final game at IU.

Key (non-scoring) play: Has to be the overtime interception by Jeff Thomas, which ended Purdue’s only possession in overtime. Four plays later, Mitch Ewald made a 31-yard field goal to set off a wild celebration and give the Hoosiers their first win in the Bucket game since 2007.

Indiana Quotable

“I’ve done it a million times. So much credit goes to my snapper and holder. They’ve done a great job all season long.”

- IU kicker Mitch Ewald, on the game-winner