Women's soccer sweeps weekend
In a weekend where IU women’s soccer picked up a pair of Big Ten wins against Northwestern and Illinois, Berbary said Candler and junior midfielder Jordan Woolums came through.
In a weekend where IU women’s soccer picked up a pair of Big Ten wins against Northwestern and Illinois, Berbary said Candler and junior midfielder Jordan Woolums came through.
They swarmed to the spot like 6-year-olds on Christmas morning.It was a moment the IU football program had never experienced.
IU carried a narrow four-point lead going into the fourth quarter against Penn State Saturday at Memorial Stadium.That would quickly grow.
Leading by 11 with 14 minutes and 10 seconds remaining in Saturday’s game against Penn State, IU was about to break the game open.After sophomore running back Tevin Coleman was tackled for a loss on first down, the Hoosiers looked to pass on second down.
The No. 15 ranked men’s cross country team finished first overall in the college gold race. Five Indiana runners placed in top 30 for the men.
After losing in straight sets to Penn State on Thursday, the IU volleyball team (8-7) played to a fifth set before losing to No. 12 Ohio State (25-23, 20-25, 25-19, 17-25, 17-15).
As sophomore quarterback Tre Roberson took a knee, IU secured it’s first ever victory against Penn State.IU (3-2, 1-0) defeated Penn State (3-2, 0-1) 44-24 on a rainy Saturday.
Seniors Kofi Hughes and Ted Bolser, along with juniors Shane Wynn and Cody Latimer, have more than 5,000 combined career receiving yards and 42 receiving touchdowns.
The Hoosiers (2-2) kick off Big Ten play against Penn State (3-1). All-time, IU’s record against Penn State is 0-16.
IU Coach Ron Helmer will travel with the men’s and women’s cross country teams to compete in the Lehigh Paul Short Run at 10 a.m. Saturday in Bethlehem, Pa.
But a loss on Saturday would mean IU would have to not only win those three home games, but also beat either Michigan State, Michigan, Wisconsin or Ohio State on the road — a much tougher task.
Focus has been a talking point for IU women’s soccer this week in training.The Hoosiers return home to play host to Northwestern at 7 p.m. Friday and Illinois at noon Sunday coming off a pair of conference losses.
IU faces a tough set of games this weekend. They play their second conference game of the season against Michigan State at 3 p.m. Friday at the IU Field Hockey Complex and travel to Louisville, Ky., Sunday for a rematch against the Cardinals.
Though it’s been less than a week, Crean said he’s seen the entire spectrum of success, from signs of a contending team to one that kept him from sleeping Tuesday night.
No. 5 Penn State (11-2) proved to be too much for the IU Volleyball team (8-6) as the two teams battled it out on national television for the first time ever in Bloomington.
ESPN will be in Bloomington tonight to broadcast a home IU volleyball game for the first time ever on the network.
If you weren’t aware that IU Coach Tom Crean made a living coaching basketball, you’d likely assume he’s a minister or a motivational speaker.
Penn State’s the Daily Collegian football beat reporter Anna Orso answered some questions about IU’s upcoming match up with Penn State this Saturday. She touches on the play of Penn State’s freshman quarterback as well as which defensive players to watch for the Nittany Lions.
My prediction: After a slow start on the road, the Hoosiers will enter the second half pumped and walk away with a 2-1 win.
The IU women’s basketball team will have up to eight games televised on the Big Ten Network this season. The games and times were announced by the conference Tuesday.