Both HoosierNation and Peegs reported early this week that Tom Crean will be hosting several visitors at this weekend's Michigan State game. Not long ago there was a debate as to whether four-star prospect Chris Braswell would be on campus this weekend, or in two weeks during the Iowa game.
Hey folks, Just thought I'd get on here for a second and dispel a couple of notions (particularly the one about Ryan and myself not writing anything this semester). I talked to Matt Brady from media relations yesterday, and he had a couple of quick hits from practice so far.
IU has a lot on its plate Saturday when the Spartans come to town. Now that the Hoosiers secondary is banged up, you can best bet MSU quarterback Brian Hoyer will be utilizing many play action passes.
The Indiana Memorial Union announced today that IU coach Tom Crean will give his first public speech to the IU Student Body on Oct.
The Indiana Daily Student's Big Ten Preview came out on newstands today. Our centerpiece story examines the recent performance of IU Athletics (all sports, not just basketball) in the Big Ten. The story focuses on some of the challenges the Hoosiers face as an athletic department: financial limitations, recruiting, coaching changes and facilities.
ESPN's Adam Rittenburg reported that senior cornerback Chris Phillips tore his ACL in the Ball State game. Indiana coach Bill Lynch just said that starting cornerback Chris Phillips tore his ACL on Saturday against Ball State and will miss the remainder of the season.
Derek Elston was in town on Saturday for the IU football game, and today he will make his way to the doctor to see if he can return to the basketball court.
First off, thank goodness BSU wide receiver Dante Love will be okay. You hate to see any player, regardless of which team, get hurt like that.
Here is an update from Ball State Athletics on wide receiver Dante Love's injury. Love was injured on Saturday when he collided with IU freshman cornerback Chris Adkins. "Due to the nature of Dante Love's injury during Ball State's football game at Indiana Sept.
Well, ESPN's Big Ten Blogger, Adam Rittenberg, has come out with his new power rankings of the conference.
Tom Crean's Class of 2009 very well could end up as the best among Big Ten teams, especially with the addition of another player such as Dominic Cheek, Chris Braswell or Bawa Muniru.
As promised. I'll have the last part up in a couple of days. What are your thoughts on the current state of the team? Let me put it this way, when you're not involved in a basketball program day to day, you don't really know what's going on, so I'm not going to pretend what's know what's going on in the basketball program.
Hey folks, This was alluded to in an earlier comment, I apologize for not getting this up sooner -- former IU basketball and baseball player and baseball coach Ernie Andres, who also played for the Boston Red Sox, passed away Sunday at his home in Bradenton, Fla.
As expected, 7-footer Bawa Muniru was on campus for an official visit this weekend. It wasn't difficult to spot him last night at the football game, and he even drew a crowd of kids wanting to take pictures with him, while others had their cell phone cameras out like they had never seen anyone so big.
And it looks as if this one is all but over for IU Ball State marched down the field to go 74 yards on 11 plays and scored easily on one yard run for a touchdown.
Update: Coin being tossed as I type. Thomas is out, Kleinsmith is in. Also, defensive tackle Kevin Burris is going to start instead of Deonte Mack.
Hey guys, welcome to Memorial Stadium on a flawless Saturday evening. I will be live-blogging the game tonight and wanted to update you all on one of the pressing issues entering this game. I spoke to Jeff Keag, the sports information director for IU football, about whether or not junior safety Austin Thomas will play tonight.
...at least according to ESPN.com's Page 2 writer, Jim Caple. Caple compiled his list of the most important sports venues in the country --not his favorite, not the best and not the most beautiful, just the most important. Caple placed Assembly Hall at No.
Former IU football players quarterback Tim Clifford (1978-1980), linebacker/left guard Don Croftcheck (1962-1964) and lineman Don Luft (1949-1951) will be named to the IU Athletics Hall of Fame.
Tom Crean and IU assistant Roshown McLeod were up in the Garden State on Wednesday to visit with Dominic Cheek, a five-star recruit from legendary prep program St.
