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Tuesday, April 7
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IU quarterback Kellen Lewis runs with the ball during a game against Minnesota on Oct. 6, 2007 at Memorial Stadium.

Kellen Lewis dismissed from football team

IU football coach Bill Lynch announced today that senior wide receiver Kellen Lewis has been dismissed from the IU football team for violating team rules.



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Draft master looks to work magic

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Indianapolis Colts' General Manager Bill Polian has been near magical in past drafts. His most recent pick of Donald Brown in the 27th spot of the 2009 draft was also a good choice. Here's why.


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Thigpen surprised by contract offer

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Marcus Thigpen knew ESPN wasn’t going to rave over his blazing speed during last weekend’s NFL Draft coverage. He was an undersized IU wide receiver-turned-running back who stood in the shadow of Kellen Lewis and wasn’t the go-to guy in the red zone because of James Hardy’s presence.



Sophomore pitcher Matt Carr watches a man on third base during IU's 7-4 loss to Indiana State April 22.

RedHawks pose problem for mid-week pitchers

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Visitors to the Indiana baseball locker room are greeted by a nearly bare casing – one in which only two teams are honored. The more prominently placed of the two displays is the Hoosiers’ 1949 Co-Big Ten Champions, providing a window into IU’s past in more ways than one.












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Jacksonville junior pledges to IU

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Six Class of 2009 recruits will officially join the team in June, but IU men’s basketball coach Tom Crean already has one verbal commitment for the following year: junior David Williams.



Pi Beta Phi riders sophomore Liz Mackey, senior Hayley Bakker, junior Caroline Brown and junior Natalie Malone walk to the podium to recieve their 1st-place trophy for winning the 2009 women's Little 500.

Brown leads Pi Beta Phi to 1st title

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Pi Beta Phi rider Caroline Brown took the 2009 women’s Little 500 into her own hands Friday. Brown’s coach Tim Kolar called it “epic,” a “Hall of Fame ride.”  Given that she rode about three-quarters of the race, most Little 500 fans might agree.