From the career arcs of Curt Cignetti and Kalen DeBoer, to Alabama's historic success and Indiana's newfound winning, the Rose Bowl represents so much.

Indiana is winning consistently for the first time ever. The Hoosiers’ 2025 season seems even more impressive when you're familiar with the program’s putrid past.

Will the No. 1 seed fall in the Rose Bowl for the second straight year when Kalen DeBoer's Alabama faces Curt Cignetti's Indiana?

The Hoosiers' defense is coordinated by Bryant Haines, named for the former Alabama coach, who looks to tame the Tide. Here's how he rose to the top of his profession.

The Hoosiers’ rise was once hailed as a program-building miracle of biblical scale, but with each victory, their dominance gets more real.

Indiana football defensive coordinator Bryant Haines owes his philosophy, in part, to mixed martial arts and jiu-jitsu, where aggression and creativity are key.

Alabama linebacker Deontae Lawson calls Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza the “most elite” he’s faced ahead of the Rose Bowl CFP quarterfinal.

When Alabama football faces Indiana on Thursday in the Rose Bowl, it will be battling the No. 1 team in the country. The IU roster was built up over the past two seasons by head coach Curt Cignetti, who has taken the Hoosiers to heights the program hasn’t reached in decades.