The All-Big Ten teams were announced Monday, and two Hoosiers found their names on it. Senior linebacker Jeff Thomas and sophomore kicker Mitch Ewald were given All-Big Ten honorable mention honors.
At a banquet held Sunday afternoon for the IU football team, IU Coach Kevin Wilson not only recognized the 20 players leaving the program, but gave out awards in seven other categories.
IDS football beat reporters Max McCombs and Alex McCarthy and columnist Justin Albers discuss Indiana's 33-25 loss to Purdue, what it means for the Hoosiers and where they are going from here.
Well, that's it folks. With the Hoosiers' 33-25 loss to Purdue in the Old Oaken Bucket game Saturday afternoon at Memorial Stadium, Kevin Wilson's first season in Bloomington has mercifully come to an end. Like other games this season, the Hoosiers had a chance to beat Purdue.
While you're digesting your Thanksgiving leftovers, I thought that I'd give you some numbers to digest.
Final: Purdue runs out the clock on their 33-25 win and IU's season. 4th Quarter, 4:11 remaining: An IU drive that began on their own 1-yard line ends on the Purdue 22 yard line with a disputed interception for the Boilermakers. 4th Quarter, 8:22 remaining: IU makes it a one possession game thanks to a touchdown run from 5 yards out by Roberts and a two-point conversion pass to true freshman wide receiver Shane Wynn. 4th Quarter, 11:04 remaining: After a 50-yard Akeem Hunt run, Edison scores from 5 yards out.
The women's basketball team lost Friday night at home to Toledo, 69-58 1st Half: Starters for the Hoosiers are Aulani Sinclair, Georgie Jones, Sasha Chaplin, Andrea Newbauer, and Jasmine McGhee Starters for the Rockets are Lecretia Smith, Yolanda Richardson, Naama Shafir, Andola Dortch, and Courtney Ingersoll 19:32 Toledo guard Naama Shafir injured.
Hope everyone is having a great Thanksgiving, whether it's with your loved ones or the in-laws. I kid, I kid. I figured I'd do something fun and take a look at what would happen if each member of the IU basketball team was a part of your Thanksgiving dinner table.
Co-Offensive Coordinator Kevin Johns said something Tuesday nobody expected to hear before the season began: the Hoosiers have been lacking depth at wide receiver. With experienced wide receivers Duwyce Wilson (season-ending injury) and Damarlo Belcher (dismissed from team) out and true freshman Cody Latimer also injured, the offensive coaching staff was looking for someone to help out. IU fans probably first saw true freshman Nick Stoner's 6-foot-1, 167-pound frame as a defensive back and punt returner earlier this season, but in recent weeks, Johns and Co-Offensive Coordinator Rod Smith tried to utilize Stoner's skills on the offensive side of the ball. "Nick runs probably as well as anyone we have on our team," Johns said.
The IU women's basketball team lost to Miami University for the second straight year Tuesday night in Oxford, Ohio by a score of 77-72.
Anything you can do, I can do better. In 1980, the Louisville Cardinals won the NCAA Championship. The next year, their northern neighbors in Bloomington won it all.
The IU baseball program announced an eight-man class for 2012 on Tuesday afternoon. Coach Tracy Smith said he still expects a few more players to join the class which spans over eight different states. Follow the jump for the release from the IU athletic department. BLOOMINGTON, Ind.
Junior Zac Nees was awarded today as Big Ten Diver of the Week for the first time in his career, only a few days after his first career diving sweep in the No.
Per an IU release: Indiana University will welcome back members of the 1987 NCAA Men's Basketball Championship team the December 4th as the group gathers for a reunion to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the program's fifth NCAA title. The Hoosiers defeated #1 UNLV 97-93, in the national semifinals and Syracuse, 74-73 in the title game on a last second shot by junior Keith Smart. Steve Alford and Todd Meier along with Deputy Athletic Director Scott Dolson (a team manager on the squad) were involved in organizing the weekend.
The IU men's basketball team cruised to a 73-49 win against Gardner-Webb on Monday night at Assembly Hall. The Hoosiers were led by four players in double figures with sophomore guard Will Sheehey leading the way with 15 points. While the Hoosiers shot 16.7 percent (3-for-18) from beyond the arc, they still shot 49 percent (29-for-59) from the floor.
