The logo for next year's event is designed by the Indianapolis-based company Section 127 and pays tribute to the state's rich basketball history. "We drew a lot of inspiration from the heritage of ...

Indianapolis-based Section 127 collaborated with the NCAA on the design of the logo for the 2026 Final Four. The goal is to tell a story that’s representative of the NCAA and the city.

The Noblesville Boom are getting a new stadium, too, as they adopt a name inspired by Slick Leonard's catchphrase.

The long-winded Prohibition of Discriminatory Disability Mascots Act passed the Illinois House of Representatives earlier ...

Pacers Sports & Entertainment announced today that the shot clock has expired on the Indiana Mad Ants, ushering in a new era ...

The team has been known as the Mad Ants since it was launched in Fort Wayne in 2007 as part of the NBA’s then-named D League, ...

He moved to Egypt with his father at age 6 and used sports as an outlet to help guide him through his parents' separation.

USA football has joined the likes of track and field, swimming and gymnastics as a national governing body after being ...

Formerly based in Fort Wayne, the Mad Ants referred to General “Mad” Anthony Wayne. In 2023, it was announced the team would move to Noblesville, where a brand-new arena is expected to be completed ...

The Indianapolis flag is also portrayed in the middle of the logo. “We really want it to ... For the latest news, weather, sports, and streaming video, head to Fox 59.

Roy Jackson Jr.'s Dreamz Two Reality organization will host the I-75 Hardwood Classic on April 26 and an All-American Game on ...

Texas A&M boosts its motorsports presence in NASCAR and INDYCAR, featuring its logo at major races and sponsoring drivers ...