Hoosiers' season ends with 11-7 loss to Purdue
The clock struck midnight ending the IU baseball teams Cinderella run as the Hoosiers fell 11-7 to rival Purdue. A month ago the Hoosiers were in the dumps.
The clock struck midnight ending the IU baseball teams Cinderella run as the Hoosiers fell 11-7 to rival Purdue. A month ago the Hoosiers were in the dumps.
that Cox's grand slam will be featured in ESPN's top 10 tonight. I'll be watching, will you? Also ... I am technically supposed to be working right now, so I won't be able to post extra quotes for a while.
Someone please tell Fairy Godmother that Tyler Cox wears a size 12 glass cleat. The senior infielder's walk-off grand slam against Penn State kept the Hoosiers' Cinderella story in the Big Ten Tournament going. After beating Illinois 14-7 and then Penn State 11-8 today, IU will take on rival Purdue tomorrow afternoon. The Hoosiers led 7-4 going into the 9th needing only three outs to advance to the final day of the tourney. IU starter Chris McCombs and reliever Chris squires stumbled and surrendered three runs, but still were one routine ground out away from keeping the game tied at least. But when that routine ground ball bounced of off Cox's glove, Indiana "went from being up three runs in the last inning, just needing three outs, to being down one really quick.
Tyler Cox bobbled a grounder in the top of the 9th that gave Penn State the go ahead run at 8-7. Upon returning to the dugout Cox said he wanted someone to kill him.
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As the headline states, IU defeated Illinois today 14-7. Josh Phegley was ridiculous as usual, going 4-for-4 with two home runs and six RBIs.Tyler Tuffts pitched a gem up until the 7th when he came into a little trouble.
Hey folks, Below is likely the last baseball wrap I'll write for y'all. I'm leaving for an internship in D.C.
Hey folks, Wow. Free baseball at Ray Fisher Stadium, and the Hoosiers pulled out an ugly one to keep their season alive, winning 10-8 with two runs in the top of the 10th.
Here is the exact press releasee from IU men's basketball spokesman J.D. Campbell: "Indiana Men's Basketball Coach Tom Crean announced today that freshman Brandon McGee (Chicago/Crane HS) has been dismissed from the program for academic and team guideline negligence. "Our coaching and support staff tried to make this work out, but we felt that there were some basic standard operating procedures that were not being met," said Crean.
The IU baseball team, perhaps the hottest Big Ten squad coming into the conference tournament, is one loss away from crashing right back out.
By now this is old new, but 6-foot-10 power foward/center Maurice Sutton has chosen Villanova over IU.
I spoke with Tijan Jobe by phone this afternoon, as well as Mike Burris, his coach at Olney Central C.C.
From IU Athletics: TIJAN JOBE SIGNS NATIONAL LETTER OF INTENT WITH INDIANA Bloomington, Indiana--Indiana University men's basketball coach Tom Crean has announced that Tijan Jobe (Tee-zhan Joab), a 7-0, 255-lb.
J.C. Hulls, father of future Hoosier and current Bloomington South junior Jordan Hulls, just called the IDS informing us that Jordan will have a press conference today at 2:30 p.m.
Read and enjoy. Comment if you so desire. Sh: IU 'not satisfied' headed into Big Ten Tournament Ssubh: Hoosiers open on Wednesday with game against Penn State By Zachary Osterman zosterma@indiana.edu Just weeks ago, it would have been nearly unimaginable to picture the IU baseball team in their first Big Ten Tournament in five years.
Hey folks, Been in transit back to Bloomington for most of the day now it seems (air travel is such a headache). Anyway, I do apologize for not disseminating this to all of you sooner: Josh Phegley (unanimous selection, one of four), Andrew Means and Matt Bashore all made first-team All-Big Ten. Phegley came up short in Player of the Year honors to Michigan's Nate Recknagel, however.
The Hoosier Scoop is reporting that Jordan Hulls has committed to IU. Hulls, who recently burst onto the scene as a major prospect, is ranked the No.
Sourced have told recruiting guru Mike Pegram of Peegs.com is reporting that 7ft Tijan Jobe has committed to the Hoosiers. Little is known about Jobe, who averaged 3ppg and 3rbg for Olney Community College in Illinois.