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Cue it up

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Forget the Old Oaken Bucket. There's a new trophy in the IU-Purdue rivalry, and Isaac Stone Simonelli made it his mission to bring the prize to Bloomington. The IU pool team will travel to West Lafayette on Saturday to try to bring the "Old Oaken Cue" to Bloomington. In a competition that started last year, the winning team of the Hoosier-Boilermaker pool tournament claims the stick for one year and gets the privilege of painting their team's colors and the victory date on the cue, forever marking their victory. Purdue leads the rivalry 1-0. IU will bring eight players to challenge Purdue in a round-robin style tournament. The IU team hopes to paint its cream and crimson stripes and this year's date above Purdue's gold and black stripes to avenge last year's loss.



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Former Hoosier coach interviewed by Miami

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MIAMI -- The Miami Dolphins hope to complete their two-week search for a coach by Saturday, and the front-runner appears to be San Diego Chargers offensive coordinator and former IU football coach Cam Cameron.


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Sampson wants meeting with AD to talk student seating

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Rifts between students and alumni have the campus talking about "old people" and whether they are seated or standing. Tensions have run high at Assembly Hall. The house that fiery former men's basketball coach Bob Knight built features scattered student seating, maybe the only of its kind at major programs without large dedicated student cheering blocs.

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Grossman: It's all business as title game approaches

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LAKE FOREST, Ill. -- Rex Grossman's team cap was pulled over his forehead and he was in the mood for only one thing: The Chicago Bears' quarterback just wanted to focus on football. There was no time for jokes or lighthearted banter with the Super Bowl just one win away.


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Colts try to bring title to Indianapolis

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INDIANAPOLIS -- The city that crowns champions yearns for one to call its own. Indianapolis hands out trophies at the Indy 500 and the Brickyard 500, at an NCAA Final Four every few years and at scads of world championships and Olympic trials it hosts. It's a big-time sports town in almost every sense of the word -- except, maybe, in the way that counts most.


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IU takes break from Big Ten play

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The IU men's basketball team found some different ways to win in the Big Ten during the past couple of weeks. Following their loss at Ohio State on Jan. 2, the Hoosiers reeled off four straight conference wins against Michigan State, Purdue, Penn State and Iowa. The squad's strategies for squashing the competition, need to stay at the back of each player's mind, at least for a few days.


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The X-Factor

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Ask IU senior guard Rod Wilmont if he has a reputation among his teammates for his willingness to shoot, and he'll say no. Ask him whether he deserves one, and you get a different answer, with percentages tacked on for good measure. "Yes," he said Thursday at Assembly Hall, laughing along with the 10 media members interviewing him. "Ninety-five percent of the time I think I'm open. The other five percent it's going in the post to (IU forward) D.J. (White) … I want to win bad, and I want to do what I have to do to help my team win." Wilmont may like the long bomb -- he launched 17 3-point attempts at Penn State on Saturday, Jan. 13, and another eight Tuesday vs. Iowa. At least in IU coach Kelvin Sampson's mind, though, what Wilmont lacks in shooting discretion he more than makes up for in the way the Hoosiers' identity starts and ends with the gritty forward's play.


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Hoosiers embarking on crucial stretch

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Let's call this season a rebirth -- a renaissance, if you will. Gone are the days of IU not competing on the road, looking sluggish on defense and certain individuals playing awful, lazy and sloppy but staying in the game regardless. (See: Robert Vaden, Marco Killingsworth.) It's been nice for Hoosier Nation.


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Versyp returns to IU for first time as Boilers' coach

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IU women's basketball coach Felisha Legette-Jack is ready to play again. Coming off an embarrassing 73-51 loss at No.12 Purdue (16-3, 5-0) last weekend, the Hoosiers (13-6, 2-4) will play the Boilermakers for the second time in as many games Sunday afternoon. With former IU coach Sharon Versyp's first trip back to Bloomington -- highlighting the final regular season match up between the two in-state rivals -- Legette-Jack has stuck to the same comments throughout the season: Versyp's return means absolutely nothing.


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Study says field experience is key

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Frequent interaction between law students and their professors results in a better education, according to the 2006 Law School Survey of Student Engagement released this month.





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IU looks to improve with weekend home matches

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Playing off the words of IU basketball coach Kelvin Sampson, Ken Hydinger realizes his men's tennis squad is not going to be an April team here in January. Despite two convincing victories Monday, the Hoosier coach knows his players can get better. Among other things, he mentioned the need for improvement in conditioning, serve returns and poaching in doubles, in addition to ball striking.



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Hoosiers aim to pin Boilermakers in first Big Ten match

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During their strenuous endurance exercises, IU wrestling coach Duane Goldman often tells his players, "There is no time to get weak!" There's no better advice to give to the No. 13 Hoosier wrestling squad as it heads into its first match of conference play this weekend against Purdue.


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Chieftains to rock IU with Celtic style

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This Saturday the IU Auditorium will host a large celebration of Celtic tradition that is uncommon to Bloomington. The Chieftains will be going on stage at the IU Auditorium at 8:00 p.m. for their first time in almost 19 years.


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Mixed Media: SoFA opens MFA show

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If the walls in the School of Fine Arts Gallery could talk, their conversation would clash and resemble the artwork created by MFA printmaker Jeremy Sweet. Sweet has numerous prints in the exhibit "Print Making and Textiles," which is scheduled to open today in the School of Fine Arts Gallery.


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InMotion hosts dance clinic

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Dancers better get some sleep Friday night because there's a full day of dancing with a top-notch Bloomington company Saturday. InMotion Dance Company is putting on a clinic Saturday unlike any they've done before by offering a full spectrum of dance styles from hip-hop to lyrical, to tap and jazz taught by elite members for dancers of all abilities.