Hoosiers to compete in USA Swimming Winter Nationals
Juniors Eric Ress and Ryan Hinshaw will lead a small group of IU swimmers in the 2011 AT&T Winter National Championships today to Saturday in Atlanta.
Juniors Eric Ress and Ryan Hinshaw will lead a small group of IU swimmers in the 2011 AT&T Winter National Championships today to Saturday in Atlanta.
IU’s historic success in men’s swimming is largely attributed to world-renowned former Coach Doc Counsilman. But the swimmers from Doc’s era know the real magic came from Doc’s wife’s lasagna.
The IU men’s basketball team stayed undefeated on Wednesday night, beating NC State 86-75 in Raleigh, NC.
Join the IDS basketball writers in the live chat starting at 7:00 p.m. here. The Hoosiers are scheduled to tip off against NC State at 7:15 p.m. on ESPN 2.
It is perhaps fitting that the inaugural Dungy-Thompson Humanitarian Award, named in part after a former IU running back, has been awarded to another former Hoosier running back.
When the Hoosiers (6-0) travel to Raleigh, N.C., to take on North Carolina State (5-1) in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge at 7:15 p.m. tonight, they’ll see even more red shirts, but they won’t be the same ones they saw in Evansville.
The Wolfpack will give IU its biggest challenge yet, and you better believe an unfriendly sea of red will await the Hoosiers in Raleigh.
Now, the Hoosiers will travel to Raleigh, N.C., looking for that third road win and their first in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge when they take on North Carolina State (5-1) at 7:15 p.m. tonight. IU is 3-7 all-time in the challenge. Here is a look back at the three previous games in the challenge during Crean’s tenure.
IU is reliant on winter sports to pick up the fall slack if it hopes to take back the lead in the battle for the Crimson and Gold Cup.
On Tuesday, volleyball senior outside hitter Lindsay Enterline was recognized by the Big Ten as the Big Ten Sportsmanship Award honoree.
One of those was Indiana Coach Kevin Wilson. After a 1-11 season, Wilson is no longer the rookie, nor is he one of the newest faces to the conference.
Statistically, the scales were reversed on offense in 2011. While IU’s leading passer, rusher and receiver were all juniors or seniors in 2010, the leading passer, rusher and receiver were underclassmen in 2011.
Before this IU basketball season began, everyone had their own expectations of the team and its players. Here is one disappointment and one pleasant surprise so far:
The IU (6-0) defense propelled a 75-59 victory against Butler (3-3) to claim the Hoosier Invitational title at Assembly Hall.
Sophomore forward Will Sheehey set a career high Sunday and was named MVP of the Hoosier Invitational after IU’s 75-59 win against Butler.
The Hoosiers dropped the game 1-0 in overtime, and the Tar Heels knocked Indiana out of the third round of the NCAA Tournament for the second time in three years.
It wasn’t a blowout, and it wasn’t pretty, but IU proved it can beat a team that matters.
In the last week, the IU women’s volleyball team lost to both No. 8 Purdue on Wednesday at home and No. 19 Minnesota on the road Friday.
The IU wrestling team won all three rounds of the Hoosier Duals with a combined score of 80-34.
Senior defender Chris Estridge and the IU men’s soccer team had top seed North Carolina scoreless for 96 minutes, but one misstep did them in.