After watching the Hoosiers play for the first time this year, we decided to take a look at who helped themselves (or hurt) with their performances on Saturday.
IU takes opener 31-13. 4:16 left in 4th- IU QB Ben Chappell's drive is over in the Hoosiers' zone. WKU takes over as IU senior safety Joe Kleinsmith punts the ball to WKU's 20 yd.
Good morning and welcome to Memorial Stadium. It's a beautiful day here in Bloomington, roughly 75 degrees and not a cloud in the sky.
Got this confirmed on my way home for the night, so it comes to you later than expected, and for that, I apologize. Anthony Agnew, Anthony Cera, Brad Henke and Trevor McConnell have all left the IU baseball team, Matt Brady from IU media relations confirmed today. Agnew and Henke decided to end their careers to focus on academics (which makes plenty of sense folks, college baseball is a gigantic time demand). Cera will miss the year with an arm injury, and it's unclear at present whether he will return to the team after the injury.
Hey folks, Here's the second installment of my notes dump following my interview with Tracy Smith yesterday.
I caught up with the four Class of 2009 guys on Monday, and we ran a story this morning. Here's some more from the guys, especially Bobby Capobianco, who is always easy to talk to and always so enthusiastic about playing for IU. (On a side note, I just saw A.J.
Hey folks, This is the first of a couple of posts dumping to you my notes from a sitdown I had with Tracy Smith this morning over at Assembly Hall.
Hey folks, Ahead of this weekend's open season on the visiting period, Rivals put out early recruiting rankings for the Class of 2009, and IU made the list.
Just got word from J.D. Campbell that IU forward Kyle Taber's knee surgery today went off without a hitch.
This is the seventh installment of our summer "Getting to know" series on IU's 10 new players. Today, we focus on Tijan Jobe, a 7-foot 255-pound center from Banjul, The Gambia. Behind Tijan Jobe Tijan Jobe's measurements are almost as staggering as his statistics.
If you can't make it out to Memorial Stadium this weekend, this is where you'll be able to keep track of your Hoosiers. IU-WKU\0x2008GAME CHANNELS ANNOUNCED BLOOMINGTON, Ind.
Good morning guys, it's another beautiful late summer day here in Bloomington. Today will be the final media session at practice before the Hoosiers open up their 2008 season on Saturday.
We ran a story today on IU's latest commit, sophomore Matt Carlino from Phoenix. Here's a bit more from Carlino, as well as a lot more from his father/high school coach, Mark: Matt Carlino: On selling points of IU: "Well, Indiana as a school, he (Crean) didn't have to convince me on that..." His greatest basketball accomplishment: "Committing to Indiana University" What he does in his free time: "Usually when I'm not playing basketball I am trying to beat people in NCAA 09 football (video game), usually my cousins or my brother or my friends.
Hey folks, Just got word from J.D. Campbell with IU media relations that senior forward Kyle Taber injured his knee such that he will undergo surgery Wednesday.
This is the sixth installment of our summer "Getting to know" series on IU's 10 new players. Today, we focus on Nick Williams, a 6-foot-3 185-pound guard from Mobile, Alabama. Behind Nick Williams When a big time head coach leaves the program he built for another school, there typically is a recruiting dust cloud left behind.
On Tuesday, IU coach Bill Lynch announced junior Kellen Lewis will begin the season as the starter under center while junior defensive lineman Greg Middleton will sit the opening game for breaking team rules. Lewis sat out spring practice and most of the summer for breaking team rules as well, but rejoined the team last month.
The ever-intrepid reporter Michael Sanserino is our Colts beat reporter/columnist. Mike made it up the most recent Horses game against the Bills.
Couple of quick points for you all as the season is just about to get underway. IU coach Bill Lynch announced the team's captains on Sunday.
Hey folks, I've been in this space before, but today marks my official ascent to the rank of men's basketball columnist, as Mr. Engel's post below suggested.
Starting Monday (it's not super official, but I'm making it so) a new cast of characters will take over the basketblog and the IDS coverage of the men's basketball team.
