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Hoosiers fall in OT, 77-75

Poor shooting and turnovers defined the Hoosier's 77-75 overtime loss to Cleveland State, ending the women's basketball team's three-game winning streak.

IU-North Carolina Central

Hoosiers dominated NCCU at home

Maurice Creek leads IU with 29 points and 7 boards, and the Hoosiers advance to 5-5 on the year. Follow live by clicking here.




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Watch 'The Tom Crean Show' on Hoosier Hype

Watch the latest episode of the "The Tom Crean Show," which aired Friday on the Big Ten Network, here on the IDS Hoosier Hype sports blog.


Todd Yeagley

IU hires Todd Yeagley as next soccer coach

Athletics Director Fred Glass announced Friday that Todd Yeagley, son of IU soccer's most successful coach Jerry Yeagley, will be the program's next head coach.


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Facing lower state aid, IU cuts spending

IU says it has made $177 million in cuts as it adjusts to Gov. Mitch Daniels’ 6 percent reduction in state aid to higher education.


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Calipari disagrees with Knight’s accusation

LEXINGTON, Ky. – Kentucky coach John Calipari says he disagrees with Bobby Knight’s assessment that college basketball lacks integrity and that he is proof the game has a problem.


Knight Returns Basketball

Knight returns to Indy for speaking engagement

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INDIANAPOLIS - For more than 90 minutes Thursday night, Bob Knight recounted tales from his coaching days, stories from the recruiting trail, lessons he passed along to players and, oh yes, even a new critique of the NCAA.




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Property Tax Cap Bill HJR1 Gaining Support

HJR1 was passed by the House Ways and Means Committee. The passage of HJR1 would guarantee permanent protection of Indiana residents from higher property taxes. The bill, which would put property tax caps in the Indiana Constitution, has passed Ways and Means Committee.


Christmas at Canterbury

Celebrating Christmas in Canterbury

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December is a magical time in Canterbury. The city center is transformed from a quaint English town into something more as Christmas lights adorn the High Street stores and the annual Christmas market sets up shop.


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Eight-Week course concludes with theatrical performance

Students in the IU Department of Theatre and Drama will perform in “Farewell to a Cannibal Rage” at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Wells-Metz Theatre. Admission for the performance is free.