Chalk Talk with Coach Jack
IU coach Felisha Legette-Jack took time out of her busy schedule to drop by the Foster Hoosier Den for Chalk Talk Tuesday Night.
IU coach Felisha Legette-Jack took time out of her busy schedule to drop by the Foster Hoosier Den for Chalk Talk Tuesday Night.
The Hoosiers will play in their last tune-up game tonight (7 p.m. tip-off) when they host Bemidji State inside Assembly Hall.
As the women's team prepares to start their season with Ball State on Friday, IU coach Felisha Legette-Jack sat down with Jeremy Gray to discuss the upcoming seaon. She called this years team a "Mesh of Greatness" with a blend of seasoned veterans and talented freshmen. TONIGHT: Coach Jack with be at the Hoosier Den at 7p.m.
Good news from the IU football program: Junior defensive end Jammie Kirlew has been added to the Ted Hendricks award watch list. The award is the top award in collegiate football for defensive ends.
Tom Crean unveiled his starting line-up for the time being last Friday. C: Tom Pritchard F: Nick Williams G: Devan Dumes G: Matt Roth G: Verdell Jones The Hoosiers play in their second exhibition game tonight at 7 p.m.
With the early signing period beginning on Wednesday, there seemed to be no doubt IU would receive signed paper work from Bobby Capobianco, Maurice Creek, Derek Elston, Jordan Hulls and Christian Watford. There was no guarantee, however, that center Bawa Muniru would sign early.
After a 2-0 victory against No. 8 Northwestern, senior goalkeeper Chay Cain was rewarded for his efforts as the Big Ten named him Defensive Player of the Week.
IU's leading returning scorer from last season, senior Kyle Taber, may play as soon as Tuesday nights exhibition game. Tom Crean said in his press conference after the Anderson game that they are hope to see him play either Tuesday or Saturday night in the regular season opener against Northwestern State. "We've done some things after practice or before practice with him, but nothing in the form of real basketball contact with him," Crean said.
Some quick facts about the Beavers of Bemidji State: * Located in Bemidji, Minnesota, on Lake Bemidji. * Their head coach, Matthew Bowen, is a graduate of Indiana University, (class of 1995.) He was a student manager under coach Bobby Knight while at IU, and recently was an assistant under Homer Drew at Valparaiso University.
After defeating No. 8 Northwestern 2-0, No. 23 IU (10-5-3, 3-3) will compete against Ohio State in the first round of the Big Ten tournament.
I've been receiving many emails as to why I haven't made a case to fire Bill Lynch yet. First and foremost, I don't see eye to eye on some of his moves.
It seems like IU coach Felisha Legette-Jack has been all over the place in the last few weeks, and she will be making another stop on Tuesday at 7p.m.
Junior free safety Nick Polk suffered a season-ending knee injury during practice on Wednesday. Polk and junior linebacker Geno Johnson collided over the middle of the field, sending Polk to the ground. Clearly agonizing in pain and writhing on the ground, Polk had to be helped off the field.
Bobby Capobianco, the first Class of 2009 recruit to commit to play for Tom Crean, had a cast removed from his left foot on Tuesday, according to Mike Dyer of the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Hey folks, Already reported this over on the Basketblog, but as I was walking through Assembly Hall before IU's exhibition against Anderson tonight, I noticed a couple of familiar faces I just couldn't place.
Coming off of a disappointing 1-0 to Penn State last Saturday, the IU men's soccer team came out with full force Friday night against No.
IU coach Tom Crean sensed his players were nervous during the team's walk-through this afternoon. "It felt like everyone was carrying a 50-pound weight on their back," he said. But the Hoosiers didn't show any pre-game jitters in the opening minutes.
Tom Crean will make his IU coaching debut tonight when the Hoosiers host Anderson, an in-state Divison III school, in an exhibition game. Tip-off is scheduled for 7 p.m.
Hey folks, Noticed this during pregame stretching and just got it confirmed from J.D. Campbell: Kipp Schutz, a left-handed, power-hitting outfielder on the IU baseball team who has a rather impressive high school basketball resume is dressed for the Hoosiers tonight.