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12/7/2011 9:00am

A look at Kentucky's 8-0 start

Here is a brief run down of Kentucky's 8-0 start to the season. Kentucky is led by its core of three freshman, two sophomores and senior Darius Miller off the bench. Occasionally, freshman Kyle Wiltjer and senior Eloy Vargras provide some frontcourt depth but those six played 189 of 200 minutes on Saturday against North Carolina. Tomorrow Hoosier Hype will take a look at some team stats of the Wildcats. Follow the jump for a look at Kentucky's eight games November 11: Kentucky 108 Marist 58 While leading returning scorer Terrence Jones came off the bench due to being involved in a late night car accident, freshman Anthony Davis carried the way with 23 points and 10 rebounds. Davis was 10-of-13 from the field with eight of those field goals being dunks. The Wildcats struggled in the first 20 minutes before breaking open an 11-point halftime lead in the second half. Kentucky's four McDonald's All-Americans all scored at least 14 points and combined for 68 of the Wildcats 108 points. November 15: Kentucky 75 Kansas 65 Playing at Madison Garden, the Wildcats once again turned it up a notch in the second half. Kentucky's starting five was extremely balanced with all five players scoring between 12 and 17 points.


12/6/2011 6:10pm

IU/UK campers told to put away tent

What started off as a show of extreme dedication turned into a controversy late this afternoon. A few diehard IU fans set up a tent outside the door of the south entrance of Assembly Hall, all in hopes to sit front row in the GA section at Saturday's IU game against No.


12/6/2011 1:35pm

Vavra earns Big Ten Swimmer of the Week honors

IU senior Allysa Vavra received her first Big Ten Swimmer of the Week award of the season and her career on Tuesday, only a few days after her record-breaking weekend at the Georgia Invitational. Last Friday, Vavra broke the school record in a third-place finish in the 200-yard Individual Medley with a time of 1:56.80, breaking her previous record of 1:57.01 set in a winning race in last season's Big Ten Championships.


12/5/2011 8:07pm

Zeller wins 3rd Big Ten Freshman of the Week

After a week off from winning the Big Ten Freshman of the Week, Cody Zeller picked up his third honor in four weeks on Monday afternoon. In IU's two wins last week, Zeller averaged 17.5 points, 7.0 rebounds, 3.0 blocks and 2.5 steals game. On the season, Zeller leads IU with 15.5 points and 7.5 rebounds a game.


12/5/2011 1:35pm

IU receives 23 votes in coaches' poll, four in AP

For the first time in the Tom Crean era, the Hoosiers got votes in the AP Top 25 poll. The Hoosiers received four votes in the AP poll and 23 in the coaches' poll following an 84-50 win against Stetson on Sunday afternoon. A lot of people questioned whether or not IU would be ranked following the 34-point drubbing, but the Hoosiers are still on the outside looking in.







12/4/2011 11:53am

Oklahoma State defeats IU 83-72

The Hoosiers move to 2-5 on the season and the Cowgirls stay undefeated at 4-0. Check out for the story on the recap for the game, as well as a story on Georgie Jones' injury in the Virginia game. 1st Half: End of the first half: IU 31 - OSU 36 2nd Half 16 min to go IU 31- OSU 46 OSU on a 10-0 run to start the second half. 12 min to go IU 38 - OSU 57 Andujar made two baskets in a row. IU Women's basketball on an 7-0 run.


12/3/2011 10:25pm

Hoosiers continue Georgia Invitational as men win two events

The swimmers of the IU swimming and diving team completed day two of the Georgia Invitational on Saturday, as multiple swimmers entered the record books and kept both the men and women in the top five of the standings. Junior Sam Trahin and freshman Steve Schmuhl gave the Hoosiers it's first wins in the overall competition, while sophomore Cody Miller entered the IU record books for the first time this season.



12/3/2011 12:35pm

Jones to miss rest of Women's Basketball Season

Senior forward Georgie Jones played eight minutes in the game against Virginia on Thursday before tearing her ACL and ending her season. This loss means the Hoosiers will lose another post player and co-captain of the team. The Hoosiers are just six games in with a record of 2-4. A story in Monday's IDS will provide more details on the injury and how it will affect the team. Below is the IU Athletics release on Jones: Jones to Miss the Remainder of 2011-12 Women's Basketball Season BLOOMINGTON, Ind.


12/2/2011 11:33pm

IU plus/minus

After two games in which IU utilized more of what the rotation will probably look like come Big Ten play, here are the updated plus/minus numbers of each player. 1.



12/1/2011 3:08pm

Hoosiers represented at Big Ten Awards Gala, Championship game

The Big Ten will distribute 17 awards to past and current Big Ten football players at the 2011 Big Ten Awards Gala at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis Friday night, and three past IU football players will be in attendance. Former quarterback Antwaan Randle El will co-present the Thompson-Randle El Freshman of the Year to Ohio State freshman quarterback Braxton Miller.



11/30/2011 12:37pm

Even with the Hoosier Army, men's soccer attendance dips

After the innagural season of the IU men's soccer team's Hoosier Army, several players, along with Coach Todd Yeagley noted after home games that they felt the hype around the seven-time national champions was back. Yeagley, along with his players, said he felt like the fans of the Hoosier Army made Bill Armstrong Stadium one of the toughest college soccer venues for visiting teams to play at in the country. But even with the addition of this official fan following before this season, the attendance at men's Hoosier soccer games dipped a little after last season. Even with games against highly-ranked foes, such as Louisville and Creighton, the team only averaged 1,929 fans per game, 342 below last year's average of 2,271. Yet in those two games against ranked opponents, the team averaged 2,560 attendants to watch the game at Jerry Yeagley field, higher than any season average since 2005. And with 1,149 fans on Facebook after only starting back in August, it'll be interesting to see with the team's three trips to the NCAA Sweet 16 in as many years, how - and if - the fan following of the men's soccer team grows. 2011 Average Attendance: 1,929 2010 Average Attendance: 2,271 2009 Average Attendance: 1,536 2008 Average Attendance: 1,737 2007 Average Attendance: 2,340 2006 Average Attendance: 2,295 2005 Average Attendance: 3,113


11/29/2011 5:42pm

N.C. State Pregame Press Conference Notes

Here are some quick comments from Tom Crean on the Hoosiers trip to Raleigh, N.C. to take on North Carolina State (5-1) tomorrow night at 7:15. Crean on his general thoughts on the Wolfpack: "This team is very impressive to watch on film.