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IU, Purdue set for 'Duel in the Dome'

By Matt Pera · Friday, Dec. 13,2002 12:26 a.m.

An IU-Purdue basketball game has always meant a battle for bragging rights. The level of play has always been intense and, on occasion, a player or two has lost his cool. Whether the game is at Assembly Hall or Mackey Arena, the fans are always rabid and the stadium is always packed.

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Miami teammates among five for Heisman

By Alyson Brodsy · Thursday, Dec. 12,2002 12:34 a.m.

New York -- Top-ranked Miami players Ken Dorsey and Willis McGahee are Heisman Trophy finalists. This is the first time since 1994 that teammates were among the top five in the voting. Iowa quarterback Brad Banks, Penn State running back Larry Johnson and Southern California quarterback Carson Palmer also were invited Wednesday for the award's presentation.

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Junior class standouts lead the way for No. 13 IU

By Alyson Brodsy and Jeff Fuldauer · Thursday, Dec. 12,2002 12:32 a.m.

The success of the No. 13 ranked Hoosier IU women's swim team has been the result of off-season improvement and consistency from experienced swimmers. Leading the charge for the team has been the performance of standout juniors Meghan Medendorp and Brooke Taflinger.

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Toughest portion of schedule still remains

By Lisa Kates and Lisa Marie Kates · Thursday, Dec. 12,2002 12:31 a.m.

After finals wrap up next week, most IU students will be heading home to their families for a few weeks to relax and take a break from all the hustle and bustle of school. But for the men's swimming and diving team, they will have about a week break and then will return to school on Dec. 28 to begin training for the toughest part of the season.

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2002 season 'just the beginning'

By Dan Patrick · Thursday, Dec. 12,2002 12:30 a.m.

Coming off of a dismal 8-20 last season and a ninth place finish in the Big Ten, the Hoosier volleyball squad had a lot of rebuilding to do. Yet 20 wins, three All-Big Ten team members and a NCAA Tournament bid later, the IU reconstruction came through with flying colors.

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Season not a total loss for IU

By Aarno Retherford and Aaron Retherford · Thursday, Dec. 12,2002 12:23 a.m.

Entering this season, IU (15-3-3) had high hopes of returning to the National Championship and winning the game they lost last year. But these hopes were dashed when they played University of Connecticut in the third round of the NCAA tournament.

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Women snap Green streak

By Alyson Brodsy · Thursday, Dec. 12,2002 12:21 a.m.

The IU women's basketball team continued their cross-country game play Wednesday night when they played North Texas (4-3) at the Super Pit in Denton, Texas. They ended the 15 game home winning streak for North Texas by defeating them 51-43.

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Grossman still undecided about future plans

By Aaron Beard · Wednesday, Dec. 11,2002 10:28 a.m.

GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Florida quarterback Rex Grossman is still deciding whether to leave college for the NFL or stay with the Gators for his senior season. "I actually haven't made up my mind yet," he said Tuesday. Grossman, a junior who was Indiana's 1998 high school Mr. Football at Bloomington South, also said he probably won't submit his name to the NFL Draft Advisory Board, which informs players where they will likely be drafted. Grossman said he has information from last year that he can rely on.

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Future ticket fiascoes can be prevented

By Alex Hickey · Tuesday, Dec. 10,2002 10:35 p.m.

I'll never forget my first game at Assembly Hall. Defending National Champion Michigan State came into the Hall sporting a 23 game winning streak that seemed poised to continue with only seconds remaining to play. And then, just before the horn sounded, Kirk Haston drove a three-point dagger into the Spartans' hearts and sent the place into delirium.

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Needing win, women ready for Texas game

By Aaron Beard and Zack Eldridge · Tuesday, Dec. 10,2002 10:34 p.m.

The IU women's basketball team hits the road again and continues its long-traveled pre-conference season tonight. The Hoosiers duel with North Texas in Denton, Texas at 8 p.m. tonight. The Lady Eagles, who have the fourth longest home winning streak in the nation, finished first in the Sun Belt conference last year and compiled an overall record of 21-9 before losing in the first round of the WNIT. Coach Kathi Bennett, who is in her third year at IU, is eager for the challenge against North Texas, who have won 15 consecutive home games.

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Hoosiers conquer Commodores behind Wright's 31

By Sara Meinecke and Sarah Meinecke · Tuesday, Dec. 10,2002 12:32 a.m.

IU men's basketball coach Mike Davis described Bracey Wright's double digit scoring as "quiet" in last Saturday's win over University of Illinois-Chicago. The freshman guard managed to score 16 points with little fanfare as teammate Jeff Newton grabbed his third double-double.

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Hoosiers conquer Commodores behind Wright's 31

By Matt Pera · Tuesday, Dec. 10,2002 12:29 a.m.

Two hours before No. 7 IU faced Vanderbilt Monday night, freshman guard Bracey Wright went onto the Assembly Hall court by himself for an early shoot-around. He shot some threes, practiced his free throws and went into pre-game warm-ups with some extra confidence.

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Team impress at different meets

By Aaron Beard · Sunday, Dec. 8,2002 10:41 p.m.

The split squad women's swim team -- half competing at the US Open in Minneapolis and half at the Miami (OH) Invitational -- had impressive showings at both meets over the weekend. IU tied for second place with Big Ten rival Minnesota in the Female University category at the US Open, while the rest of the team placed third at the Miami (OH) Invitational. In Minneapolis, the Hoosier swimmers earned four national cut times and recorded ten season best times.

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Split squad finishes 8th, 9th

By Aaron Beard · Sunday, Dec. 8,2002 10:40 p.m.

The IU men's swimming and diving team faced stiff competition this weekend at the Texas Invitational in Austin, Tex. and the Miami Invitational in Oxford, Ohio. The top eleven swimmers competed in Texas against many ranked teams where they tied for ninth with Texas Christian University with 93 points. The Texas Aggies won the meet with 721 points. The remainder of the Hoosier squad and the diving team competed in Miami, and finished eighth in a field of thirteen with 489 points. Kenyon College won the meet with a score of 2,209.5 points.

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College sports make me lethargic

By -Val Tsoutsouris and Val Tsoutouris · Sunday, Dec. 8,2002 10:39 p.m.

Have college sports come to this? When Dartmouth announced it was going to discontinue its swimming and diving teams due to budgetary reasons, a swimmer's boyfriend came up with quite the creative solution: He put the team up for sale on eBay. The eBay people found out about this and quashed it since the boyfriend was not the rightful owner to begin with. Too bad. What is an Ivy League degree worth today anyway if you can't swim?

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Kendo club breeds 'can-do' attitude

By Aaron Beard and John Rodgers · Sunday, Dec. 8,2002 10:37 p.m.

Two masked warriors stand facing each other, 20 yards apart. They bow, step 15 feet closer and bow again. Then, on the judge's command, the two warriors raise their wooden swords to do battle. While the casual observer might think Star Wars has gone old-fashioned, the martial art of Kendo was developed from warriors possibly a little older than Skywalker, the samurai. Graduate student Melissa Kocias is the president of IU's Kendo Club, and on Saturday, the club hosted their fourth Semi-Annual In-House Tournament at the the HPER.

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Titans beat Colts to take over first place

By Aaron Beard and Teresa M. Walker · Sunday, Dec. 8,2002 10:36 p.m.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- If sore ribs and turf toe can't stop Steve McNair, the Indianapolis Colts certainly didn't have much of a chance. McNair missed practice for a second straight week because of pain in his ribs. But he looked healthy Sunday, throwing for 237 yards and a touchdown as the Titans beat the Colts 27-17 Sunday to take control of the AFC South. "His play speaks for itself," Titans coach Jeff Fisher said. "It is hard to describe what he is doing."

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IU has one top finisher at Open

By Aaron Beard · Sunday, Dec. 8,2002 10:35 p.m.

Looking to recover from a disappointing road trip last weekend, the IU wrestling team took to the mats of the University of Northern Iowa Dome Saturday along with nearly 300 other wrestlers for the 52nd annual Northern Iowa Open.

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Team goes winless over weekend

By Aaron Beard · Sunday, Dec. 8,2002 10:33 p.m.

IU was looking to gain some ground this weekend in the Great Midwest Hockey League, but ended up taking just one point away from a tough weekend matchup with rival Miami (OH). MU started strong Friday, but the Hoosiers hung around, finishing the period down 1-2. Freshman forward Pete Johnson moved the puck through traffic and put a move on MU goaltender Billy Fadel to get the Hoosiers on the board.

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