Indiana 27, Michigan St. 52 FINAL The Spartan offense delivered in front of their homecoming crowd tonight, demolishing the road-weary Hoosiers, 52-27. Michigan State ran over IU like a wounded squirrel on a 100-yard strip of pavement.
One of my friends sent me this link from YouTube, so I thought you would enjoy. It is freshman Jordan Crawford throwing down a sick slam last night to be crowned dunk champion.
Take that Purdue. Only six games into the season, IU sophomore defensive lineman Greg Middleton has established himself as a force to be reckoned with up front and getting to the quarterback.
Dollinger has spoken...IU WILL WIN. And not to be a Debbie Downer, but I disagree. Until I see the Hoosiers shut down a running back as talented as Ringer, I assume they can't beat teams with great running backs.
Today Michael asked D.J. White that the ladies of IU want to know if he was going to wear the t-shirt this year (after he ditched it towards the end of the season). Here is what D.J.
Today was media day for the men's basketball team. Things started off with a Kelvin Sampson press conference and then the players took team photos.
This week's segment goes to Mr. Austin Starr, otherwise known as the Hoosiers kicker. I interviewed Starr for a feature about him that will run in the Oct.
A story will run in Tomorrow's IDS about our interview with Coach Sampson on September 26th. Here is a full transcript of the interview. What is the difference coming to a school like Indiana with a rich tradition and high expectations for the basketball program? "You see those rings right there?
There was a golf outing today for the media with the IU basketball staff. I was put in a group with Kellen Sampson, Andy Romey of www.peegs.com, and Dave Furst of WRTV Channel 6 in Indianapolis. While the golf was bad (we shot a 3-over in a four man scramble), talking with Kellen was very interesting.
A quick injury report, all courtesy of IU Coach Bill Lynch and his weekly press conference: * Sophomore running back Demetrius McCray will not play against Michigan State.
I just talked to Assistant A.D. Frank Cuervo and he confirmed that students would be getting about 16 of the 18 home games this season taking place while class is in session.
Some of our wonderful posters said they have been refunded $30 from the IU Athletic Department. It is most likely a sign that students have lost two games from the ticket package because of such high demand.
I'm really starting to like the Big Ten Network's website, (Despite a lot of Grammatical errors....whose BryanT Payton?) They have POWER RANKINGS out, and IU is 6th out of 11. For the most part I agree, but there is one IDIOTIC mistake.
Starr first Hoosier named Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week After matching the school record for field goals in a game against Minnesota last Saturday, junior kicker Austin Starr was named the Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week.
The latest rankings are out...IU is not ranked. BUT, the Hoosiers are getting more and more votes. You may notice that in both the coaches and the AP poll they received more votes then Michigan and Penn State.
Quick basketball note from IU's 40-20 victory over Minnesota today. I saw former IU player Robert Vaden in the stands sitting with D.J.
[Indiana 40, Minnesota 20] - (FINAL) -- The Hoosiers more than took care of business this afternoon, pummeling the Gophers, 40-20. Bryan Payton led the way for IU with three rushing touchdowns - the most by an IU running back since 2003.
The best in the business Matt Dollinger has spoken - IU will win I hastily agree that the Hoosiers are going to win.
Has anyone actually watched a second of Minnesota football this year? I haven't. I probably shouldn't be saying this, but to be honest before Monday I couldn't have told you one player on their team. If Adam Weber (their 'star' quarterback) was at Nick's sitting next to me, I wouldn't recognize him.
Segment number two. Yeya, I'm a veteran baby! Let's preview this just a bit. I interviewed senior fullback Josiah Sears - a guy who always gives me great quotes.
