MADISON, Wisc.--No. 22 Wisconsin scored the game-winning touchdown on its first play from scrimmage in a 51-3 blowout victory against visiting Indiana. On the first possession of the game, IU sophomore quarterback Nate Sudfeld saw wide receiver Nick Stoner downfield in single coverage.
MADISON, Wisc.--Here are some game notes from the first half of the IU-Wisconsin matchup. IU Right Guard Jacob Bailey and running back Tevin Coleman did not make the trip to Madison, Wisc. Wisconsin won the toss and deferred Nate Sudfeld threw an interception on a pass intended for Nick Stoner and Wisconsin running back James White ran for a 93-yard touchdown on the next play 7-0 Wisconsin Stephen Houston fumbled on IU's second play of the ensuing drive and Wisconsin capitalized with a 1-yard touchdown run by Melvin Gordon 14-0 Wisconsin Nate Sudfeld fumbled a snap for a 16-yard loss and IU is forced to punt Wisconsin had a 6-play, 44-yard scoring drive that ends in a 31-yard field goal 17-0 Wisconsin Tre Roberson replaced Sudfeld under center on IU's fourth drive 20-0 Wisconsin Stephen Houston didn't play in the first quarter after his fumble Wisconsin led 20-0 after the first quarter Wisconsin out-gained IU 198-50 in total yards in the first quarter Wisconsin's Kenzel Doe fumbled the punt return on the second play of the second quarter but the Badgers recovered the ball IU had four 3-and-outs in the first half after having only 20 on the season before facing Wisconsin A wide receiver reverse to Jared Abbrederis froze IU's defense and he was untouched on a 32-yard touchdown 27-0 Wisconsin Wisconsin leads 27-0 at half The Badgers out-gained the Hoosiers 356-84 in the first half Wisconsin running backs James White and Melvin Gordon had 296 yards and two touchdowns on 24 carries
On Wisconsin's first play from scrimmage, James White ran for a 93-yard touchdown. That has been indicative of this game, as IU hasn't been able to get on track all day on offense or defense.
Behind a career-high 26 points from sophomore point guard Kevin "Yogi" Ferrell, IU easily defeated Samford 105-59 Friday night at Assembly Hall.
With four dunks and a 16-point advantage in the paint, the IU men's basketball team has a 54-25 advantage against Samford at halftime. The Hoosiers have never trailed in the game, as freshman forward Troy Williams started the scoring effort with a tip-in on IU's first play of the game.
After receiving 11 passes for 189 yards and three touchdowns in IU's 52-35 win against Illinois, junior wide receiver Cody Latimer was voted the AT&T All-America Player of the Week.
Four members of the IU men's soccer team were named to the All-Big Ten second team Thursday night at the conference's annual awards banquet. Senior midfielders A.J.
IU men's basketball freshman forward Noah Vonleh and sophomore guard Kevin "Yogi" Ferrell, along with their teammates, pulled out a close win Tuesday night against LIU Brooklyn 73-72 after shooting just 11-for-40 in the first half.
Against many NCAA Tournament teams, the inexperienced IU men's basketball team likely would have taken an 11-for-40 shooting half to the locker room with a double-digit deficit. But tonight, the Hoosiers trail just 36-33, 20 minutes into action at Assembly Hall against LIU Brooklyn. Sophomore guard Kevin "Yogi" Ferrel started the game off with a 3-pointer from the right corner just 20 seconds into the game.
IU men's soccer swept Big Ten Player of the Week honors this week, with senior midfielder Nikita Kotlov named Offensive Player of the Week and freshman Colin Webb the Defensive Player of the Week. Both players received the honors for their performance in IU's 3-0 win over Northwestern on Friday. In the Hoosiers' final regular season game, Kotlov scored a goal and assisted on another, while Webb recorded his first career shutout in his second start.
IU Coach Kevin Wilson and several players talked to the media after the Hoosiers' 52-35 win against Illinois.
It's been a tale of two quarters in Bloomington. IU leads 21-14, after an explosive first quarter and a relatively tame second quarter. The first quarter saw 375 yards of total offense between the two teams, making it 14-14 after the first stanza. The two teams are 11th and 12th in the Big Ten in total defense.
IU Coach Tom Crean spoke to the media Friday night after his Hoosiers defeated Chicago State 100-72 and set a record for free throws made in a game for the program.
IU men's basketball forwards freshman Devin Davis, freshman Noah Vonleh and sophomore Jeremy Hollowell spoke to the media after the team's 100-72 rout of Chicago State in IU's regular season opener Friday night at Assembly Hall.
After the first 20 minutes of the IU men's basketball season, the Hoosiers lead the Chicago State Hoosiers 47-28 at Assembly Hall. Chicago State won the tipoff but both teams missed several buckets to start the contest till freshman forward Noah Vonleh landed a turnaround lay-in for the game's first points. He then followed with another bucket the next trip down and made his first free throw of in both the regular season and exhibition season.
IU Football Coach Kevin Wilson was on the weekly Big Ten coaches teleconference on Tuesday afternoon to talk about the Hoosiers' upcoming matchup against Illinois. Opening Statement: "A disappointing loss, battled back but unfortunately came up short against Minnesota and got another challenge and great opportunity with Illinois coming in this Saturday.
IU Coach Tom Crean said coming into Monday night's exhibition game against Hillsdale College that his team had to focus on defensive pressure in order to create their fast-paced offense. He told he media after the game that his squad managed to begin establishing an identity in their offensive and defensive schemes, but his young team has a long ways to go. Here's the full interview with Crean after IU's 79-39 exhibition victory over Hillsdale:
After a slow start which put the Hoosiers down 13-2, the IU men's basketball team found an offensive rhythm from strength on defense to slow down the Hillsdale College Chargers and pull off a 79-39 victory Monday night. Afterwards, freshmen Stanford Robinson and Devin Davis and sophomore Kevin "Yogi" Ferrell spoke to the media about the slow start, pushing the ball into the post and preparing for the regular season.
