From the IU Media Relations Department: BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Indiana junior wide receiver James Hardy has been named one of 12 semifinalists for the Biletnikoff Award, presented annually to the nation's outstanding receiver.
After months of speculation, IU recruiting target Tyler Zeller made his decision to play college basketball at the University of North Carolina.
ESPN came out with the first installment of its Power 16, including IU as the No. 9 team in the rankings.
IU recruiting target Tyler Zeller will announce his college decision tomorrow at 2 pm. Check www.idsnews.com or the basketblog for the 7ft center's announcement.
I'll have an article in tomorrow's IDS about the team's win last night, but I thought I'd expand upon that in this space a little bit tonight. -Coach Jack said she liked what she saw from her team, but probably wanted more defensively.
Jordan Crawford is burning the nets at Assembly Hall as the Hoosiers surge to a 84-58 lead at the 12 minute timeout.
Zach and I are hanging out here at Assembly Hall for some women's hoops action. It's IU against the Hoosier Lady Stars.
Hey folks, We absolutely love blogging here at the IDS, and as such, we're firing up our first ever women's basketball blog.
Indiana 38, Ball State 20 - [FINAL] The Hoosiers are bowl eligible for the first time in over a decade, thanks to their victory over Ball State this afternoon, 38-20. Ending their three-game losing streak, the Hoosier's offense clicked today.
According to the Herald-Times, IU recruit Tyler Zeller will make his announcement Monday at 2 p.m. Most people believe the decision will come down between three schools - UNC, IU and Purdue. Right now there are no clues to what Zeller will do.
Your chance to sound off on what you think will happen on Saturday. Who wins? Who will get the game ball?
New poll, same old story. The Associated Press has IU ranked No. 9, right behind Michigan State. The ESPN/USA Today Coaches poll had MSU 8 and IU 9, also. Thoughts?
I can't say anything else, other than Kellen is a terrific interview. I love some of these answers. 1) Weirdest pre-game or post-game ritual? Lewis: "Charlie Emerson.
In the wake of the Ice Miller report and Senderoff's resignation, many fans have been asking how this will affect recruiting for coach Kelvin Sampson and the Hoosiers.
Former assistant IU men's basketball coach Rob Senderoff will receive $46,000 in compensation per the terms of his resignation, according to Senderoff's severance agreement with the University, obtained by the Indiana Daily Student today pursuant to an Indiana Open Records request. As part of the agreement, Senderoff cannot speak publicly about the agreement or its terms. Senderoff resigned Monday, the day before the University released a report detailing his involvement in as many as 113 impermissible phone calls that resulted in University sanctions. Per the agreement, the University will "not state or represent that (Senderoff's) resignation was the result of any violation of NCAA Bylaws." Senderoff will receive an additional $19,915.13 for salary he had earned, but not yet received. He was scheduled to receive $110,000 this year.
Before their practice on Tuesday the Hoosier seniors called a players only meeting. Junior wide receiver James Hardy said he and senior captain Josiah Sears spoke to the team - While I can't report on what Sears said, Hardy gave me some insight as to what they talked about. "The seniors called it and me and Josiah spoke in front of the team, we just got to get it back on track and get everybody to have fun," Hardy said.
Just wanted to let everyone know we have a handful of stories at idsnews.com, like here, here, here and here, regarding the Ice Miller report and Senderoff's resignation -- including an audio recording of yesterday's teleconference.
Here is the two sentence release from IU athletics: "Rob Senderoff has decided it is in his and Indiana University's best interests that he voluntarily resign from the University.
First off, an apology. As we tried to frantically chase down the Senderoff story all day, we neglected to keep you folks here at the Basketblog updated. As many of you know, the University is expected to announce Rob Senderoff's resignation today.
Is Indiana destined to struggle at football because it is predominantly known as a 'basketball' school?
