Final Score: IU 99 Chattanooga 79 --- 3:17 Remaining in the 2nd Half IU leads 96-75. Eric Gordon with 32 points and several assists, including one to Bassett just before the TV time-out.
According to IU director of Media Relations J.D. Campbell confirmed that sophomore guard Armon Bassett will play this evening.
IU rose to eighth in the most recent editions of the AP and ESPN/USA Today polls. They each got bumped up one spot to take Michigan State's place in the Top 10.
Today we received an e-mail with this link to a website titled "Take Back Assembly Hall: The Indiana Student Movement." The creators of the website want a more respectable student section at Assembly Hall. When you go to the site, Twisted Sister's "We're Not Going to Take it" is playing.
From the IU Media Relations Department: BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - James Bailey became the third Hoosier (fourth time) to be recognized by the Big Ten this season, picking up the league's special teams player of the week honor for the first time in his career on Nov.
IU's 67-59 victory over Albany on Saturday might appear a little bit deceiving for a couple of reasons: -IU shot 0-14 from 3-point range, something Felisha Legette-Jack said will get better.
In a stark contrast to Saturday's 11 a.m, start against Northwestern, the Old Oaken Bucket game will begin next Saturday at 3:30 p.m. This makes me happy for several reasons: 1.
Indiana 28, Northwestern 31 - [Fourth quarter - FINAL] After reviewing the play, the play stands. Northwestern recovers the fumble and the game is over. Once again, IU has let a win slip out of their hands. We're going down to the media room for interviews and the press conference.
It's time to tip off the regular season here at Assembly Hall as IU takes on the Albany Great Danes.
Former Hoosiers Earl Calloway and Rod Wilmont have signed on with the Mad Ants, a new NBA Developmental League team in Ft.
Indiana (6-4, 2-4) @ Northwestern (5-5, 2-4) Bill Lynch Vs. Pat Fitzgerald Kellen Lewis Vs. C.J. Bacher (Pronounced Ba SHAY, so i'm told....) James Hardy (6'7) Vs.
The word for word press release... BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Indiana senior fullback Josiah Sears and junior kicker Austin Starr earned first team ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District V honors as voted on by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). To be eligible for the award a player must be in at least his second year of athletic eligibility, be a first team or key performer and carry a cumulative 3.20 grade point average. Sears, a fifth-year senior finance major, collects his first all-district honor.
I had read on some message boards that there is some confusion on the start time of Saturday's game against UNC-Pembroke.
This is from the IU Athletics homepage. A link to the full article is here. CHICAGO - Intense rivalries, improbable buzzer-beaters and impossible comebacks.
On Saturday night, the Hoosiers take on head coach Kelvin Sampson's alma mater, UNC-Pembroke. The Braves fell last night to No.
I had wanted to post this awhile back, but with the Ice Miller Report and the Tyler Zeller saga, there has been a lot of news surrounding the Hoosiers the past couple of weeks. At Big 10 Media Day, Michael and I were grabbing some lunch at the hotel where they had set up a complementary lunch for the media-types.
I'm here at Assembly Hall for a matchup between the Lady Hoosiers and the Showtime Skins, a touring team from Australia.
Junior kicker Austin Starr is one of 20 semifinalists for the Lou Groza Award, which is given annually to the nations top place kicker. Starr is 17-18 (94.4 percent) this year and has drilled 14 field goals in a row.
The Indiana Daily Student has learned Verizon FiOS will carry the Big Ten Network starting in April 2008.
I have no idea why there is a traveling Australian team coming to Assembly Hall tomorrow night to take on the Hoosiers, but it is not for me to know, I guess. A few quick notes about Saturday and tomorrow that I expounded upon in an article I wrote that will run in tomorrow's paper: -Coach Jack said she thinks the Skins will be a shooting team, and she said the team worked on some looks the Hoosier Lady Stars threw at them offensively they weren't ready for.
