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IDS men's basketball columnist Michael Norman believes that out of all the college basketball towns in the country, Bloomington has the most to be excited about as the Hoosiers' season begins this week.
IDS men's basketball columnist Michael Norman believes that out of all the college basketball towns in the country, Bloomington has the most to be excited about as the Hoosiers' season begins this week.
IU Senior Zach Mayhew won the individual men’s conference title with a time of 23:30 on the 8K course in East Lansing, Mich.
The IU men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams competed against Texas and Michigan Friday and Saturday at the Lee and Joe Jamail Texas Swimming Center.
The fall cycling series continued during the weekend with a variety of events that incorporated more than competitors simply riding on their bikes around the track at Bill Armstrong Stadium.
As one of seven people returning to Bloomington Nov. 2 to be inducted into the IU Athletics Hall of Fame, Leanne Andreas is immortalized in a way her fellow inductees are not.
The IU field hockey team hosted its senior game Saturday against No. 24 Ohio State. IU was unable to come away with the win, losing 3-1, despite graduate student goalkeeper Viki Green’s 10 saves during her final home game as a Hoosier.
The IU women’s soccer team’s hopes to make the Big Ten Tournament were broken this weekend after a 5-0 loss to No. 25 Ohio State on Friday night at Bill Armstrong Stadium.
The IU volleyball team had its two-match win streak snapped this weekend after winning just one set combined against Michigan State and Michigan in two matches in Bloomington.
Facing IU Sunday afternoon, Michigan State’s Jay Chapman scored his first career goal, a strike from 22 yards away in the 43rd minute. He went on to score twice more, giving him a hat trick and the Spartans a 3-1 win on their senior day at DeMartin Stadium.
Forward Troy Williams became the fifth member of the 2013 basketball recruiting class Sunday afternoon, choosing IU instead of North Carolina, his other finalist.
With credit to their fourth quarter performance, the Hoosiers won their first Big Ten game of the year 31-17 against Illinois during the Homecoming game in Champaign, Ill.
By taking down the Fighting Illini 31-17 Saturday at Illinois’ Memorial Stadium, the IU football team ended a five-game losing streak that had plagued the Hoosiers.
IDS football columnist Connor Killoren explains what the Hoosiers' win means.
At about 3:45 a.m. Friday, a man told Bloomington police he was sitting in his car in the parking lot of Varsity Gate apartments. He was there to pick up his girlfriend when a male exited a model police car, possibly a Ford Crown Victoria.
With credit to their fourth quarter performance, the Hoosiers (3-5, 1-3) won their first Big Ten game of the year 31-17 over Illinois (2-6, 0-4) on its homecoming game in Champaign.
After a slow start and a quarterback switch, IU has taken a 21-14 lead over Illinois at the halfway point of the game.
After a slow start and a quarterback switch, IU has a 21-14 lead over Illinois at the halfway point of the game.
The Hoosiers, who received 43 first-place votes, sit atop Louisville (No. 2) and Kentucky (No. 3) who received 20 and two first-place votes, respectively.
On Thursday, the Big Ten announced that a panel of conference media had named the Hoosiers as the Big Ten favorite heading into the 2012-13 season.
At Thursday’s Big Ten Media Day, coaches weighed in on everything from preseason expectations to creative solutions for rebounding issues.