After two weeks of giving up leads in the fourth quarter, IU played the comeback role today. But it wasn't enough. Anchored by 294 rush yards, Wisconsin held on to a 31-28 win in Bloomington on Saturday afternoon. IU trailed 24-14 at halftime but narrowed the lead to three points following a Trea Burgess touchdown run with four minutes remaining.
John Clay just keeps running. And running. With 134 rushing yards and one touchdown, Clay led Wisconsin to a 24-14 halftime lead against IU.
Catch your breath sports nation, You've successfully crossed the half-way marker (unless there's no way you'll make the playoffs, which would only result from not heading my word, in which case this article wouldn't matter to you anyway). A worthy starting lineup for this year would seem like an opponent's paradise from last year, but name's are meaningless in this kind of league.
The IU volleyball team suffered another disappointing loss, falling to No. 12 Minnesota in straight sets for the second time this season. All-American middle blocker Lauren Gibbemeyer and the Golden Gophers (18-7, 9-4) made quick work of the Hoosiers (14-14, 3-11), winning by scores of 25-15, 25-13 and 25-15 in just over an hour's time. Senior outside hitter Kelsey Hall shined in a losing effort, earning eight kills, five in the first set. However, IU couldn't stop Gibbemeyer, who led Minnesota in both kills and block assists with 12 and four, respectively. The Hoosiers hit the road again next weekend with matches at Michigan State on Friday and No.
The IU volleyball team looks to snap a six-match losing streak when it visits No. 12 Minnesota at 8 p.m.
Once again with IU facing a ranked opponent, it's a little bit easier to find media outlets predicting the score of Saturday's game.
On a day full of pomp and circumstance, the IU men's soccer team was able to resuscitate its season with a 2-1 upset of Big Ten-leading No.
The IU Women's Yennis team begins their final event of the fall season today at the Western Michigan Super Challenge.
The No. 18 Hoosiers advance to the Big Ten Championship game against No. 8 Michigan State, after beating Penn State 3-1 today. Freshman forward Morgan Fleetwood got IU to an early lead with a goal at the 4th minute from a penalty corner. Fleetwood's 14th goal on the season and 3rd goal of the tournament. The Nittany Lions responded with a goal from forward Kelsey Amy off a corner. The Hoosiers scored another goal off a rebound from freshman forward Brooke Borneman. Four minutes later, Indiana scored another goal from sophomore forward Corey Brautigam. IU won its seventh game in a row from the Penn State win. This Sunday, the Hoosiers face off against a tough Spartan team at Noon in East Lansing, Mich.
The Hoosiers have released their Friday injury report, and there are a few surprises. Running back Darius Willis can't seem to shake his nagging ankle injury, but he is still listed as probable so he should be set to play.
Just as a clarification for tonights game. The ad in today's IDS with IU Hockey Presents Soulja Boy, is in regards to the apprecation reception for those that helped the IU Ice House Foundation put on the official Soulja Boy concert last year during Little 5. Soulja Boy will not be at tonight's game.
In traditionally one of the most exciting hockey games of the year in Bloomington, the No. 27 (3-11) Hoosiers take on the Wildcats of University of Kentucky. The puck drops at 9:15 p.m.
Former IU players Jamarcus Ellis, Rod Wilmont and A.J. Ratliff were selected in tonight's NBA Development League Draft. Ellis, listed as most recently playing at IU, was chosen at No.
Final Score: 80-70 The Hoosiers defeated Grand Valley State University by 10 points on Thursday night.
The No. 3 seed Hoosiers beat the No. 6 seed Northwestern Wildcats 4-2 in the first round of the Big Ten tournament. IU scored first from a goal by freshman forward Morgan Fleetwood at the 11th minute. Hoosiers scored again 12 minutes later by a goal from freshman forward Brooke Borneman. Before halftime begun, midfielder Stephanie Fortson scored at the 29th minute. At the 46:40 mark, Fleetwood scored her 13th goal of the season with an assist from junior midfielder Kelsey Kiper. The Hoosiers scored again from sophomore back Brenna Moeljadi at the 53rd minute. The Wildcats scored a goal off a rebound by back Kaylee Pohlmeyer. IU will play No.
The No. 18 Hoosiers leads 2-1 at halftime against the No. 6 seed Northwestern Wildcats in the first round of the Big Ten tournament. IU scored first from a goal by freshman forward Morgan Fleetwood at the 11th minute. Hoosiers scored again 12 minutes later by a goal from freshman forward Brooke Borneman. Before halftime begun, midfielder Stephanie Fortson scored at the 29th minute. IU is up 2-1 with the one more half to go. If the Hoosiers win, they will play No.
The IU athletic department has provided video from the Hoosiers last fall tournament of the season in Austin Texas. The five golfers who made the trip to Austin show off the what they did in their free time in Austin, the golf course and the travel. Enjoy!
Earlier this afternoon, IU coach Tom Crean tweeted that freshman center Bawa Muniru has been cleared to play. Just moments ago, we got the actual release from IU media relations: Freshman Bawa Muniru has been cleared by the NCAA Eligibility Center and can play for the Hoosiers effective immediately.
