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9/16/2009 5:56pm

Reaction to Myles Brand death

By Zina Kumok

Here's some reaction from IU to the death of former president Myles Brand: "I was very sad to hear about the passing of Myles Brand.

9/15/2009 4:39pm

Bawa goes to school

By Jordan Cohen

This photo comes from Tom Crean's Twitter account. I've seen him on a couple of occasions coming out of class where the full sport coat and tie and even, if I'm not mistaken, a suit.

9/15/2009 10:00am

We got Shaq

By Sean Morrison

Here is a story on Shaquille Jefferson, the latest IU recruit for the football class of 2010. Take a look, and let us know what you think!

9/14/2009 8:21pm

'Here's Something from Mary' Episode Four

By Drew Allen

Sophomore setter Mary Chaudoin gives Hoosier fans another glimpse into the happenings of IU volleyball with the fourth installment in her 2009 weekly video blog, "Here's Something from Mary".

9/14/2009 8:15pm

Cox, Haverly earn weekly Big Ten awards

By Drew Allen

Two members of the IU volleyball team earned weekly Big Ten awards for their performances in last weekend's Hampton Inn Invitational at Ohio University. Sophomore libero Caitlin Cox, the most valuable player of the tournament, was named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week, and freshman outside hitter Jordan Haverly earned Freshman of the Week honors. Follow the jump for more on these two. Cox amassed a total of 88 digs throughout the tournament, posting at least 20 against Delaware, Eastern Kentucky and Murray State.

9/14/2009 9:34am

Poole: IU is out

By Sean Morrison

Not really a shocker here, but with the addition of Victor Oladipo to the IU 2010 basketball class, Stacey Poole told the people at Palmetto Sports that IU is out of contention for his college play.

9/13/2009 10:27pm

Five Hoosiers earn honors from Mike Berticelli Memorial Tournament

By Stephanie Kuzydym

Senior midfielders Eric Alexander and Lee Hagedorn, along with junior midfielder Rich Balchan and sophomore forward Will Bruin were named to the Mike Berticelli Memorial tournament's all-tournament team. The Hoosiers beat New Mexico on Friday 3-2 and Seattle University 2-0 to win the tournament. Balchan was also named defensive MVP. Freshman goalie Luis Soffner earned goalkeeper MVP for his 12-save weekend. Follow the jump for more stats from the games. BRUIN Friday play: 78 minutes, one goal, four shots, two on goal Sunday play: 90 minutes, one goal, one assist, five shots, two on goal, one yellow card HAGEDORN Friday play: 61 minutes, one goal, one assist, one shot, one on goal Sunday play: 81 minutes,one shot, on goal PURDIE Friday play: 32 minutes, one goal, three shots, one on goal Sunday play: 71 minutes, one shot, one on goal ALEXANDER Friday play: 78 minutes, one shot, on goal Sunday play: 67 minute, one shot, on goal BALCHAN Friday play: 90 minutes, one shot, on goal Sunday play: 90 minutes SOFFNER Friday play: 90 minutes, two goals against, seven saves (three in the first half, four in the second half) Sunday play: 90 minutes, no goals against, five saves (two in the first half, three in the second half) TOTALS: FRIDAY: 13 shots, 7 saves, 3 corners, 6 fouls SUNDAY: 19 shots, 5 saves, 8 corners, 9 fouls

9/13/2009 10:24pm

IU Field Hockey loses 5-2 to Wake Forest

By Aaron Siegal-Eisman

IU Field Hockey ends its trip to North Carolina with a 5-2 loss to No. 3 Wake Forest. The Hoosiers couldn't keep up with the many talented players from Wake Forest. The first two goals came from Wake Forest. The two goals were scored by senior midfielder Raisa Schiller off a penalty corner in the ninth minute and less than eight minutes later the other goal came from sophomore back Kaitlin Piosa. The next two goals came from the Hooisers. The first was on the 18: 17 mark from a rebound shot from sophomore forward Corey Brautigam and the next 36 seconds later off a breakaway from junior forward Lena Grote. The next two goals from Wake Forest before the half ended. The next two goals came from senior midfielder Melissa Martin off a penalty corner and sophomore midfielder Faith Adams scored off a penalty corner. At the 52:20 mark, the last Demon Deacon goal came from senior forward Kim Romansky by a penalty corner pass. The talented roster from the Demon Deacons had five goals from five different girls. On Saturday, the Hoosiers play their first home game of the season at 1 pm against Ball State.

9/13/2009 9:40pm

Big Ten Power Rankings, week 2

By Nathan Hart

What a weird week in the Big Ten. Two teams (Ohio State and Purdue) played better than expected in losses while several winners (Wisconsin and Northwestern, in particular) left more questions than answers after their close wins. Two teams (Penn State and Michigan) won games that makes the conference look good and two teams (Indiana and Minnesota) barely won games in which most BCS teams should be expected to win (but neither team was expected to have an easy victory). Michigan State, a popular sleeper pick in the conference, fell victim to the Jr.

9/13/2009 4:29pm

IU volleyball sweeps Ohio tournament

By Drew Allen

With the Big Ten schedule ahead, the IU volleyball team was looking to make a statement. The Hoosiers (9-2) did just that by winning all four of their matches and claiming the championship at the Hampton Inn Invitational at Ohio University. "(Our blocking) was much better," IU coach Sherry Dunbar said.