BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Indiana football has agreed to a three-year contract extension with offensive coordinator Mike Shanahan, an IU Athletics spokesperson confirmed to Indiana Hoosiers On SI on Thursday afternoon. No financial details have been made public regarding the terms of Shanahan's new deal.

Indiana Hoosiers football secures offensive coordinator Mike Shanahan with a three year extension as Curt Cignetti locks in staff stability.

The team's focus for a new home has fluctuated between a tract of land they own in Arlington Heights to the Chicago lakefront, and then back to the suburb.

The team says Arlington Heights is still their preferred option, but they need lawmakers to pass a bill allowing them to negotiate a discounted property tax rate.

The New York Knicks come off an NBA Cup conquest and have made decisions on multiple players they listed as questionable to face the Indiana Pacers on Thursday.

In an anonymous survey from coaches around the country, Ohio State and Georgia got the most respect over Indiana.

The Hoosiers have agreed to new deals with each coordinator, making good on the staff continuity Curt Cignetti has long kept.

The Hoosiers went more than a half century without winning more than eight games in a season. They head into the CFP having won 24 games the past two years.

Indiana and offensive coordinator Mike Shanahan are finalizing a three-year deal to keep him in place as the Hoosiers' playcaller, a source confirmed to ESPN.

The Indiana House passed a bill in April for opportunities such as one presented by Bears President and CFO Kevin Warren on Wednesday night.

The Hoosiers are back in action Saturday at Assembly Hall against Chicago State. Here's the time and TV info, announcers, point spread and over/under.