IU gained its second win of the season Sunday, defeating the University of South Florida, 9-7. The game was a stalemate heading into the fifth inning.
It doesn't get much bigger then this in the regular season...IU vs. OSU...Nationally Televised on ESPN2 ... Think Pink in support of Breast Cancer Awarness...NCAA Tournament hopes on the line.
Well i apologize, but i have not had time to write a full preview of this game after getting back late last night from Evanston.
A little bit of IU-Purdue post game audio for you, as the thoughtful title of this post suggests. Enjoy. AUDIO: Tom Crean post game AUDIO: Verdell Jones post game
The gymnasium at Bloomington High School South was filled this afternoon for a contest between No.
After a lackluster start to their season Friday, the Hoosiers rebounded with a dominant 12-4 victory over the Georgetown Hoyas. Junior pitcher Eric Arnett had an impressive six innings, giving up only four hits and striking out a career-high eight batters.
Even with one program in full-scale rebuilding mode, Saturday's atmosphere at Mackey Arena still had the feel of a rivalry game. The Hoosiers (6-20, 1-13) did their best to make it just that, but weren't able to overcome an early deficit and the hot shooting of E'Twaun Moore, losing to No.
For a team looking to compete for a conference championship, this was not the start IU had hoped. The Hoosiers fell to the West Virginia Mountaineers 14-4 in the opening game of the Big Ten/Big East Challenge. IU junior ace Matt Bashore was roughed up early, giving up eight hits and six runs in the first three innings.
Shades Valley High School (Ala.) fell tonight, 53-50, ending Christian Watford's bid for a state title in his senior season.
IU recruit Hope Elam, who will join the Hoosiers next season is having a great season so far for Vincennes University.
"Passion for the past ... excitement for the future" is the motto on this year's team posters and in the intro video at Assembly Hall played before each home game.
Well its been a good trip to Evanston and i will be departing shortly. The basketball game last night showed that the Hoosiers, beat Northwestern 85-67, can play at various different levels.
Game 1: vs. Eastern Kentucky Game 2: vs. Western Michigan Game 3: at Akron Game 4: at Michigan Game 5: vs.
Hi all, I'm sure you all are just as excited about the looming weekend opener as Greg and I. Ryan Gregg, our stalker of a sports editor, saw the players taking off for Florida this morning from his apartment, so things are really getting under way.
If the second half of Thursday night's game left you frustrated, you're not alone. Rarely raising his voice above a whisper, Crean was visibly displeased with his team's performance in his brief four-minute press conference. "I don't think we competed very well in the second half, our defense certainly let us down," Crean said.
Hey, everybody! My name is Sean Morrison, and Nathan Hart and I are the Little 500 reporters for this year.
The Hoosiers will take on the Wildcats tonight at 8p.m. ET. I will be in Evanston live bloggin the game and taking pictures.
Well like Coach Jack said every game is a must win game now, and I will be on hand in Evanston, Ill., tomorrow to see if the Hoosiers can beat the Wildcats.
At 6:00 p.m. on ESPNU, the McDonald's All-American Game rosters were revealed. Despite hopes that Christian Watford, Maurice Creek, Derek Elston or Jordan Hulls might be selected, there will be no future Hoosiers for IU fans to watch on April 1. Follow the jump for the East and West rosters. EAST C DeMarcus Cousins - Undecided F Derrick Favors - Georgia Tech F Milton Jennings - Clemson F Ryan Kelly - Duke C Alex Oriakhi - UConn F Lance Stephenson - Undecided F Dante Taylor - Pitt G Kenny Boynton Jr.
IU coach Tom Crean announced this afternoon that junior guard Devan Dumes' suspension is over and that the team's leading scorer will play Thursday night against Wisconsin. "I'm going to play him," Crean said.
