1. Lewis to Hardy...touchdown. Hot route Hardy, send him on a fly pattern, snap the ball, relax in the pocket and throw it as far as you can.
A few minor stories about the team on this Tuesday for you: 1. For those of you who hadn't heard, former IU player and Indiana High School star Robert Vaden was arrested Friday morning for disorderly conduct at a Birmingham night club.
One of the advantages of student media is our proximity to student athletes... So I'm riding the bus back to my apartment tonight and who should walk on near the union besides one of the newest IU Hoosiers, Jamarcus Ellis.
Take a moment to exhale. The Hoosiers are undefeated. Kellen Lewis and James Hardy look like All-Americans.
Mike Davis couldn't convince Greg Oden to play basketball in Bloomington. But someone had success in bringing him to the same town to watch football.
According to the Commercial Appeal, newspaper in Memphis, Tennessee, Angel Garcia has verbally committed to play basketball for the Memphis Tigers.
So that's it folks, game one is in the books. Not only is IU currently undefeated for the year, but the Hoosiers are currently tied for first place in the Big Ten.
So, like IU, Illinois set off on its own foreign tour on Friday. The Hoosiers downed the Bahamian Select team 106-46 Friday night in Nassau.
No, you aren't dreaming. It's college football season. And yes, we feel the exact same way. Welcome to the IDS football blog, 'Under the Rock,' your number one source for all things IU football.
The IU Athletics Department is full of press releases today. According to IU Athletics, the Hoosiers will now only play three games on their Bahamas Tour this weekend.
From press release from the IU Athletic Department, Eli Holman will not be traveling with the team to the Bahamas this weekend.
The Big Ten Network premiered today in a move that could possibly change the way college sports are broadcast.
After collecting a Top-10 recruiting class in his first season, Coach Sampson is well on his way to signing another Top-10 class for 2008.
There has been a lot of news from the team in the past few days, so we have been unable to properly introduce ourselves.
A whirlwind of basketball news last week. Matt Roth is in for 2008. A.J. Ratliff is out for most of 2007.
Men's basketball coach Kelvin Sampson confirmed internet rumors that senior guard A.J. Ratliff will miss the first eight games of this season due to academics.
With about one week till the launch of the Big Ten Network, IU sent out a second e-mail to fans encouraging them to contact their local cable providers (cough, Comcast), to encourage them to add the network to a basic cable package. Here is the e-mail sent from IUticket@indiana.edu: "With one week remaining before the launch of the Big Ten Network on August 30, we want to update you on the progress of the network's negotiations with Comcast and the other large cable providers. As of today, the Big Ten Network has national agreements with DIRECTV and AT&T U-Verse, and has also completed deals with nearly 100 cable companies across the Midwest.However, some large cable providers have not yet agreed to make the Big Ten Network available on their basic cable service. Over the past few weeks, conversations between the BTN and some of the nation's largest cable providers have been productive.Unfortunately, the negotiations to date between the network and Comcast are a notable exception to that trend. IU's season opener against Indiana State will be televised on the Big Ten Network at 8:00 p.m.
Aussie big man Ben Allen will no longer play basketball for the Hoosiers. We've been trying to dig up this story for the past day, but, alas, our efforts have been futile.
The PJ Star is now reporting that Matt Roth has verbally committed to play for IU starting next fall.
The PJ Star, the fine newspaper from Peoria, Ill., is reporting that prospect Matt Roth will announce his college decision today at 5:30 EDT.
