Early deficit too much to overcome in second half
For one quarter, Purdue was on pace to win by more than it did against the Hoosiers in the 2008 Old Oaken Bucket game.
For one quarter, Purdue was on pace to win by more than it did against the Hoosiers in the 2008 Old Oaken Bucket game.
For 21 seniors on Saturday, their time under the lights against Purdue was not only the culmination of a 4-8 season. It was also the end of their collegiate careers.
Mother Bear’s Pizza will be putting its own spin on the traditional Thanksgiving favorites by serving a free meal from noon to 4 p.m. Thanksgiving Day.
IU defeated Butler on Sunday 1-0 and will move on to Round 3 of the NCAA tournament. The Hoosiers will take on No. 5 UNC next.
A mess of glitter, lace and nipple tassels surrounded Lola Von Ella on Saturday in Bloomington during the Hoochie Coo Burlesque Party, an event that filled The Lodge from brick wall to brick wall.
Forget “I love New York” T-shirts and give me one with the words “I love Bloomington.”
I’ve found three types of dating in Korea.
To help him unwind from the stresses of school work and a job search, Kelley School of Business MBA student Matt Berman heads to the outdoors.
Remember that time, a couple years back, when French football player Zinedine Zidane headbutted that Italian guy in the chest during a match?
Thanksgiving recess starts Wednesday and will run through Sunday. Residential Programs and Services dining services will close after dinner on Tuesday. Limited services will begin Sunday and full services will restart Nov. 30. Residence halls will close at 10 a.m. Wednesday and will re-open at 8 a.m. Sunday.
A 20-year-old woman reported being sexually assaulted during the IU-Purdue tailgate on Saturday to the IU Police Department, said Capt. Jerry Minger in a press release.
CANTERBURY, England - It’s easy to imagine the type of questions one would encounter during the first few weeks of living in a foreign country. But there was one question I wasn’t expecting to come from my international roommates and friends with such genuine curiosity and interest.
The 2009 Hoosiers preached from August to November about the changes in the program and about how they were going to make football relevant at IU. In a 38-21 loss to Purdue, that progress was hard to find.
For the first time this season, the Hoosiers found out what it felt like to lose a game by falling 76-71 to the Missouri Tigers on Sunday.
The Hoosiers (15-17, 4-14) dropped a four-set loss to Ohio State (22-9, 10-8) on Friday and nearly took two sets away from No. 1 Penn State (30-0, 18-0) before falling in three on Saturday at University Gym.
If there was ever any doubt, IU’s eighth-place finish in Puerto Rico pretty much confirmed it – restoring IU basketball will be a long-term project for IU coach Tom Crean.
IU, now 2-3, returns from the Puerto Rico Tip-Off with a losing record, but experience against better teams.
The recession has definitely adversely affected the number of Americans that will get to sit down this week with a 20-something pound turkey. If you’re one of those people who is so lucky, consider doing some small things to help those who aren’t as fortunate.
In the spirit of Thanksgiving, perhaps we should focus on what this holiday teaches us and how we can apply that lesson throughout the year – not just when surrounded by family and football.
It’s both good and bad that there are so many existing programs and charities founded to help the poor, but simply giving to an established organization doesn’t necessarily mean you’re “helping” in the true sense of the word.