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Little 500

Rain causes confusion, controversy during race

By Stephanie Kuzydym · Sunday, April 25,2010 11:25 p.m.

Black Key Bulls rider Jordan Bailey described it as “epic.” Phi Gamma Delta rider David Ellis said it showed who wasn’t going to quit until the finish line. Phi Delta Theta rider Nick Sovinski said he could have done without the wet cinders in his eyes. All 33 teams on the field had to fight through pouring rain and changing track conditions.

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Crean: Cook Hall will leave recruits ‘blown away’

By Jordan Cohen · Sunday, April 25,2010 11:22 p.m.

Assembly Hall has undergone minimal changes since it first opened in 1971. IU fans saw the addition of a $1.99 million state-of-the-art scoreboard in 2005. But very little else looks different from when the 17,456-seat facility first opened 39 years ago. Sunday afternoon, however, marked the dedication of the new basketball development center, Cook Hall.

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IU bats go quiet at Minnesota

By Geoffrey Miller · Sunday, April 25,2010 11:19 p.m.

Heading into the weekend Big Ten series at Minnesota, IU coach Tracy Smith noted the conference schedule was entering a pivotal phase for each club in the 10-team league.

Cutters

Cutters break away, break record with 4th-straight championship

By Stephanie Kuzydym · Saturday, April 24,2010 6:13 p.m.

Men's Final Standings (after IU Student Foundation ruling): 1) Cutters 2) Phi Delta Theta 3) Phi Gamma Delta 4) Delta Tau Delta 5) Beta Theta Pi2007. 2008. 2009. 2010: Four straight years the Cutters have crossed the finish line of the men’s Little 500 first. Through downpours, thunder and yes-even lightning. The 32 other teams of the 60th running of the men’s  Little 500 were not able to hold off the Cutter’s victory.

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Teter wins the Women's Little 500

By Stephanie Kuzydym · Friday, April 23,2010 12:54 a.m.

It’s a Little 500 tradition. The rider who crosses the finish line first raises her hands — triumphant in victory. But when Teter’s Caitlin Van Kooten crossed the finish line, she was hesitant about raising her hands. A nightmare she had before the race made her second guess the historical gesture.

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Thursday, April 22,2010 11:33 p.m.

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Chasing Cutters, men's teams aim for front spot

By Stephanie Kuzydym · Thursday, April 22,2010 11:26 p.m.

Among riders, it’s joked about as the most celebrated second-place finish in the history of the Little 500, but Delta Tau Delta riders were celebrating their fraternity’s highest finish in Little 500 history last April.

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Cutters eye historic 4th-straight title

By Nathan Hart · Thursday, April 22,2010 11:24 p.m.

Final standings:1) Cutters 2) Phi Delta Theta 3) Delta Tau Delta 4) Beta Theta Pi 5) Gray Goat CyclingThe Cutters aren’t reloading from last year’s third-consecutive Little 500 title — they don’t need to. With every member of the 2009 title-winning team returning to compete this year, the Cutters will seek an unprecedented fourth-consecutive title as the outright favorite in Saturday’s race. The scariest part about the Cutters for the rest of the field is that they are convinced they’re a better team than last year.

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Former 4-star guard Offutt could join Hoosiers’ roster

By Jordan Cohen · Thursday, April 22,2010 10:32 p.m.

In less than two days, IU lost two of its top recruiting targets, forwards Cody Larson and Will Yeguete, to Florida. While IU is still in pursuit of an additional big man for the 2010 recruiting class, it has an opportunity to add a former four-star guard in the coming weeks — as a walk-on.

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NCAA tourney expanding to 68 teams

Thursday, April 22,2010 12:37 p.m.

The NCAA is on the verge of expanding the men's basketball tournament from 65 to 68 teams beginning next year and has a new, $10.8 billion TV deal that will allow it to show every game live.

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