Join us as we go for a live discussion about Saturday's IU football game at No. 6 Wisconsin. Cover gets underway shortly before noon. Catch the game on ESPN2. Indiana at Wisconsin
Inside IU Volleyball In this week's episode, IU Volleyball's Director of Operations Kelsey Cronin sits down with Dave Leno in addition to the weekly conversation with Coach Dunbar. Here's Something from Mary In this week's episode, Mary introduces the newest member of the IU Volleyball family and has a chat with a local elementary school's volleyball team.
The IU men's basketball team picked up Friday where it left off from beyond the arc. After using 3-pointers to pull away Ferris State on Monday, the Hoosiers finished 14-of-28 from deep in a 88-60 victory against Florida Gulf State in the regular season opener at Assembly Hall. Sophomore guard Jordan Hulls led the charge, hitting six 3-pointers, accounting for all 18 of his points.
While most fans have their minds set on the next two seasons when some top recruiting classes hit campus, what will be the backbone of those teams opens its season tonight. The Hoosiers play host to the Florida Gulf Coast Eagles at 6:30 p.m.
I spoke earlier tonight with Park Tudor guard Yogi Ferrell (Rivals.com No. 17 overall) about his initial reactions to Cody Zeller selecting IU this afternoon. Here's a transcript of what he said: What was your reaction to Cody Zeller selecting IU?
Cody Zeller, the No. 20 player in the 2011 class by Rivals.com, announced Thursday that he will don the cream and crimson next year in Bloomington.
Cody Zeller will be an Indiana Hoosier. Zeller, the No. 4-ranked power forward and No. 20 overall recruit by Rivals.com in the 2011 class, announced his verbal commitment to the Hoosiers today at the Washington (Ind.) High School gym. He chose the Hoosiers against Butler and North Carolina. As an in-state, top 25 recruit, many consider the 6-foot-10 Washington, Ind.
This spot is returning to the big board at IU men's basketball games after the national anthem and before the tip-off, a tradition older Hoosier fans will certainly have an attachment to. From IU Athletics: ATTENTION, HOOSIER FANS: MEMORABLE "MARTHA" RETURNS! IU and Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance bring memorable TV spot back BLOOMINGTON, Ind.
I talked with IU Athletics Director Fred Glass today and asked him if he is standing firm on his decision to let football coach Bill Lynch fulfill his contract -- which has one more year remaining -- or if he is having second thoughts. His answer wasn't incredibly revealing. "We've got three games here and I'm focused on supporting the team and coaching staff to do everything that we can to win each one of those games.
From IU media relations: Men's Basketball player Matt Roth left Monday's game against Ferris State with a right knee injury in the second half and did not return to the game.
Sophomore outside hitter Jordan Haverly has been named the Big Ten Player of the Week for the second this season, earning the honor on Nov.
Forward prospect Cody Zeller will make his college choice Thursday at the Washington High School Gym at a 1:05 p.m, as first reported by Inside Indiana and Peegs.com's Mike Pegram. Zeller, the No.
IU had a tough time making shots Monday night - unless it was from the foul line. The Hoosiers made 23-of-28 free throws in their 78-65 victory against Ferris State, led by a perfect 12-of-12 effort from sophomore forward Christian Watford. By contrast, Ferris State was 20-of-38 from the charity stripe. If the Bulldogs had been able to make their free throws, it probably would have been a darker end to the exhibition schedule for the Hoosiers.
From Nathan Hart: The Hoosiers needed overtime, but IU dropped Division II squad Ferris State, 78-65 on Monday in the team's final exhibition game. Freshman guard Victor Oladipo capped a 12-point comeback with a 4-point play in the game's final minute to tie the score at 61. Ferris State's Jerrell Sanders hit a basket as time expired in what appeared to be the game-winner, but the officials ruled that it was after the buzzer sounded. In overtime, IU dominated.
Obviously all of the talk about this game is going to be about Damarlo Belcher's drop in the end zone.
If you weren't in attendance for Senior Day at Memorial Stadium on Saturday, you missed a thrilling game.
