Running Timeline: Women’s basketball vs. Ohio State
Starters for Indiana: Danilsa Andujar, Aulani Sinclair, Sasha Chaplin, Andrea Newbauer, Jasmine McGhee
Starters for Ohio State: Kalpana Beach, Ashley Adams, Amber Stokes, Tayler Hill, Samantha Prahalis Continue reading »
Hoosiers add QB to recruiting class
IU Coach Kevin Wilson and his staff added Modesto, Calif. quarterback Nathan Sudfeld to the Hoosiers’ 2012 recruiting class after a Wednesday night in-home visit.
Rivals.com rates the 6-5, 215-pound pro-style passer as a three-star recruit. He originally committed to Arizona, but decommitted Jan. 5 to explore other options.
He received interest from Iowa, USC, Arkansas and UCLA. He visited UCLA on Jan. 20. His senior season included:
2,390 passing yards
.539 completion percentage
29 touchdowns
Nine interceptions
Sudfeld is the 24th member of the 2012 recruiting class and the second quarterback. Junior college dual-threat quarterback Cameron Coffman committed to IU on Jan. 12. He played at Arizona Western Community College in 2011.
Big Ten Baseball
This post is an aggregate blog featuring my look at each of the 11* Big Ten teams, and the roster turnover they experienced between the end of the 2011 and the start of the 2012 season. To read the preview for each team (hyperlinked below), click the name of the institution ~
Gopher Baseball 2012
Indiana begins their baseball season in St. Petersburg, Fl. on February 17. In the coming weeks, I will look at (some) key contributors lost for each of IU’s 10 Big Ten foes.* Today’s preview: Minnesota.
Last season, Minnesota earned the fifth seed in the Big Ten Tournament with a 13-11 record. They made their Big Ten-record 27th appearance.
To earn their 28th appearance, head coach John Anderson may have his work cut out for him. Four of six players from that team were drafted in last June’s MLB Draft agreed to minor league contracts. Continue reading »
IU-Wisconsin pregame quotes
Quotes from Crean, Pritchard, Jones III and Oladipo courtesy of IU Athletics:
Four Hoosiers earn Big Ten honors after Purdue meet
After Saturday’s swimming and diving sweep of Purdue on national television, four members of the IU swimming and diving team were honored by the Big Ten for their performances during the meet.
Junior diver Zac Nees won his third Big Ten Diver of the Week award of the season on Tuesday, this after a 420.90 score in the 1-meter competition against Purdue and a third place finish in the platform dive. Nees’ score in the 1-meter was the second-best ever in the rich Indiana diving history, and the highest score ever by a collegiate athelete in the Counsilman-Billingsley Aquatic Center. It was Nees’ fifth win on the season, and his fourth straight meet of earning at least one victory.
Meanwhile, junior diver Amy Cozad won her first Big Ten Diver of the Week of the season in her first meet of the season, this after she competed in national events prior to the season. Cozad won the platform dive with a score of 354.43, the fifth-best in IU history, an IU dual-meet record and the highest score out of any IU diver this season. Cozad however is sharing the Diver of the Week honors with Ohio State’s Bianca Alvarez, who won the 3-meter dive in their meet against Michigan.
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Hoosiers add Florida wide receiver to 2012 recruiting class
Today, his 18th birthday, Sarasota (Fla.) wide receiver Ricky Jones chose to attend IU in the fall and play for IU Coach Kevin Wilson.
He is the 24th member of the 2012 recruiting class and looks to play either wide receiver or defensive back for IU. He said he played cornerback his freshman year of high school and then became a slot receiver. During his senior season, he played on both offense and defense and said he is comfortable on either side of the ball.
2012 Husker Baseball
Indiana begins their baseball season in St. Petersburg, Fl. on February 17. In the coming weeks, I will look at (some) key contributors lost for each of IU’s 10 Big Ten foes.* Next up? Nebraska.
In 2011, the Cornhuskers won the Big 12 regular season and tournament titles — their last season in the conference. Their transition to the Big Ten in football and basketball has been well documented by other media outlets. This blog will not cover that.
However, a new head coach will lead his alma mater into their first season in their new conference. Darin Erstad spent 14 seasons in Major League Baseball. Most notably with the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim from 1996-2006.
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Polls
How will IU men's basketball fare this year?
- Over .500 and NCAAs (36%, 28 Votes)
- Over .500 (31%, 24 Votes)
- Over .500 and not make NCAAs (27%, 21 Votes)
- Under .500 (6%, 5 Votes)
Total Voters: 77
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