Lawrence Central quarterback Tre Roberson is still committed to IU, according to reports by The Indianapolis Star and Bloomington Herald-Times. Roberson reportedly met with new IU head coach Kevin Wilson and felt confident in his commitment. For more updates on IU football, stay posted to idsnews.com and the "Hoosier Hype" blog.
The Hoosiers first sweet 16 match in program history will be this Friday against USC. Wins in the first and second round against Miami (Fla.) and No.
Along with a statement announcing the terms of Kevin Wilson's contract (seven years, $1.2 million a year), IU athletics director Fred Glass attached a list of the qualities he was looking for in a potential coach. I thought these were particularly insightful, and they explain why Glass went after the guys he did. 1.
Oklahoma offensive coordinator Kevin Wilson will be named IU's next head football coach at a 4 p.m. press conference today, IU athletics director Fred Glass confirmed to the IDS.
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Coach Felisha Legette-Jack earlier this season: "I am begging this community to come out and see this team.
If IU doesn't hire Oklahoma offensive coordinator Kevin Wilson to be its next football coach, I would be completely surprised. A charter plane left Indianapolis this morning for Norman, Okla.
Watching junior guard Verdell Jones this season has been nothing short of a roller coaster. When he's on, he brings the team to another level.
I'm here at Assembly Hall for the Hoosiers noon game against an undefeated Nebraska Cornhusker team currently ranked 24th in the country.
Kurt Kinser and Matt Powless each defeated higher-ranked foes in their third place matches at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational as the team finished in 16th place with 54 points. Kinser is now 11-3 on the year at 149 pounds, while Powless has a 15-1 record at 197 pounds.
A source with knowledge of the situation said Saturday that former Miami (Fl.) coach Randy Shannon has not been contacted by IU athletics director Fred Glass.
Following its first loss of the season, the IU men's basketball needed an opponent it could beat convincingly to get back on track. Savannah State fit that bill perfectly. The Hoosiers (7-1) shot a blistering 55 percent from the floor to throttle the lowly Tigers (1-9) 79-57 on Saturday at Assembly Hall. "Probably the thing I'm most excited about with this group, is there was really strong resolve coming off a loss," Crean said.
IU volleyball beat Tennessee in five sets Saturday afternoon to send them to their first NCAA Sweet 16. The Hoosiers put away the Volunteers with a thrilling late rally in the final set, scoring seven of the last 10 points to win the match after trailing 10-8 at University Gym.
Kurt Kinser and Matt Powless have each bounced back from losses in the semi-finals to qualify for third-place matches. Kinser avenged a loss last weekend to Ivan Lopouchanski of North Carolina-Greensboro with a 9-4 decision today.
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The second day at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational has not started well for IU wrestlers. Both Kurt Kinser and and Matt Powless dropped their semifinal matches, but remain alive in the consolation bracket. Kinser has a rematch against Ivan Lopouchanski of North Carolina-Greensboro who he lost to at the Hoosier Duals last weekend.
Senior Kurt Kinser and junior Matt Powless each remain in contention for first in their weight classes as the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational enters its second and final day. Kinser, at 149 pounds, will face third-ranked Jason Chamberlain of Boise State in the semi-finals while Powless gets the top seed at 197 pounds, Cam Simaz of Cornell.
IU volleyball (22-11) beat the Miami Hurricanes (23-9) in five sets Friday night at University Gym in the first round of the NCAA tournament.
The first few stories featuring the ever-popular "unidentified sources" and their naming of potential hires for IU football's vacant head coaching job have begun to surface. One in particular has a well-known coach flatly denying any such report. A number of sources -- notably a web site named Football Rumor Mill and ESPN.com's Pat Forde -- have indicated Oklahoma offensive coordinator Kevin Wilson is at the top of the pack for the job in Bloomington.
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