Hoosiers to take on No. 4 Buckeyes for Big Ten title
Today’s 4 p.m. showdown at No. 4 Ohio State (25-2, 8-0) will determine the Big Ten’s regular-season champion.
Today’s 4 p.m. showdown at No. 4 Ohio State (25-2, 8-0) will determine the Big Ten’s regular-season champion.
A 6-3 record in Big Ten play has been good enough for a share of first place in the conference thus far in 2011. However, it hasn’t been good enough for the IU baseball team.
Junior pitcher Drew Leininger threw a one-hit shutout through six innings and retired his last 18 at-bats — 10 of them strikeouts — in leading the Hoosiers (25-12) to a 5-1 midweek victory against Morehead State at Sembower Field.
The Billy Hayes Track at the Robert C. Haugh Track and Field Complex is ready to show off a face-lift.
There is no sign of slowing down for senior pitcher Morgan Melloh and the IU softball team.
Every year, Little 500 cyclists strategize, ride aggressively and pedal in a pack in hopes of winning it all. Mistakes are made. Tires and handle bars collide. We’re left with a memory of tires, bike frames and student-athletes flying into the air. What they’re left with are the stories and the cinder scars to prove them.
Senior softball pitcher Morgan Melloh broke the IU single-season strikeout record during a 3-0 victory against Ball State.
IU men’s golf coach Mike Mayer has always said to his current and former athletes that success breeds success.
The IU softball team will welcome in-state opponent Ball State to Bloomington today before taking on conference rivals Michigan State and Illinois for four games during the next week.
Through the first five innings in Tuesday’s baseball game between IU and Louisville, things were relatively quiet in the Bluegrass State.
Given the cumulative experience of the IU water polo team, one might think that it is a win-now team. The 2011 team returned six starters. Four of the team’s seven seniors have combined for 394 goals and 290 starts as Hoosiers entering the season.
Fresh off their third straight conference series win last weekend after taking two of three games from Iowa in Iowa City, the Hoosiers (23-12, 6-3) carry a new all-time hits leader and a Co-Big Ten Freshman of the Week today to Louisville.
For the second year in a row, Teter Cycling became the champion of the women’s Little 500 race with a time of 1:10.43, with Pi Beta Phi and Delta Gamma rounding out the top three.

Eric Young, the four-year Cutters rider, sprinted the final three turns to win the 61st running of the men’s Little 500, earning his team its fifth-straight victory — a feat no other team in Little 500 history has accomplished.
Behind a complete game from junior Blake Monar and an 11-strikeout outing from freshman Joey DeNato, the IU (23-12, 6-3) baseball team won its third straight Big Ten series to open up the conference season.
The Hoosiers defeated Indiana 27-24 in Saturday’s spring football game at Memorial Stadium.
The IU softball team swept Wisconsin in a two-game series during the weekend, capped by Amanda Wagner’s walk-off grand slam Sunday.
As the last of the Schwinn tires crossed the finish line in the Men’s Little 500 at Bill Armstrong Stadium, the lights flickered on next door. The IU track and field teams were competing in the Indiana Invitational at the Robert C. Haugh Track & Field Complex during the weekend.
The Wildcats (15-6, 7-0) stayed perfect in conference play, and the Hoosiers (12-9, 2-6) remained winless in their six Big Ten road matches.
Unusually high scores seemed to be the trend at the Lady Buckeye Spring Invite, where the IU women’s golf team played its final regular season tournament before starting the postseason with the Big Ten Championships next week.