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New IU head coach Tom Crean holds a T-shirt that says "Crean & Crimson" during a press conference on April 2, 2008 in the Hoosier Room at Memorial Stadium. Crean was hired after a two week search.

One year later

It's been one year since Tom Crean took the reigns of the IU men's basketball program following the Kelvin Sampson recruiting scandal.


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Wing It rider injures hip

Wing It rider Jaime Boswell injured her hip at today's Little 500 practice. Boswell was involved in a crash and was the only rider injured.

Veteran rider Jaime Boswell and Wing It captain Kristi Hewitt make their way through turn three March 10 at Bill Armstrong Stadium race track.

Wing It rider injured

Wing It rider Jaime Boswell injured her leg at today's practice.


 Eric Young of the Cutters, right, passes Matt Neibler of Delta Tau Delta during Individual Time Trials on Wednesday. Young, with a time of 2:18.25, had the fastest time of the evening.

Hewitt, Young win ITTs

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Wing It senior Kristi Hewitt set a new track record and the Cutters’ Eric Young posted the fastest men’s time.



IU designated hitter Alex Dickerson eyes a pitch during a game against Chicago State on Tuesday at Sembower Field.

Hoosiers blow out Cincinnati 16-4 in away game

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After his team’s 3-2 win against Minnesota last Saturday, junior catcher Josh Phegley said his biggest concern was a lack of early scoring in games. His teammates responded against Cincinnati on Wednesday night, as the Hoosiers scored five runs in the first inning en route to a 16-4 victory. The win was IU’s third in a row and brings their season record to 10-15.


Future Hoosier forward shows versatility

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Christian Watford looks like a basketball player. He’s 6-foot-8, weighs 215 pounds and some say he resembles a young Tracy McGrady. But looks alone didn’t net him a scholarship to play at IU, nor did they help the high school senior average 26 points, 15 rebounds and five assists per game this year for Shades Valley High School, located in a suburb of Birmingham, Ala.


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Hewitt, Young post top times at ITTs

Despite the grueling nature of Little 500 individual time trials, Wing It senior Kristi Hewitt set a new track record, and the Cutters’ Eric Young posted 2:18.25, the fastest men’s time since 2006 on Wednesday at Bill Armstrong Stadium.


Bloomington South senior Jordan Hulls flicks the ball back to a team mate, not pictured, on a fast break during a game against Detroit Country Day on Saturday in Bloomington. South won 73-67.

Hulls heads AP All-State team

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INDIANAPOLIS — IU commit Jordan Hulls of unbeaten Class 4A champion Bloomington South heads The Associated Press All-State basketball team for 2009.


Adam Mercer of the Phi Psi Cycling team rounds corner three during qualifications Saturday at Bill Armstrong Stadium.

Individual time trials begin today

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The individual time trials open the spring racing series for the Little 500. The event, which begins at 4 p.m. today, features each rider in a four-lap race against the clock.


Junior infielder Tyler Rogers bunts during a game against Chicago State Tuesday afternoon at Sembower Field. The Hoosiers won 11-4.

Bashore wins 1st game of season

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IU’s 11-4 Tuesday victory against Chicago State, which was called after the fifth inning began, saw the re-emergence of IU’s one-time ace. Bashore (1-3) gained his first win of the season. He was backed by an offense that put up two home runs and scored 11 earned runs.



Freshman Stephen Vogl lunges for a volley against Illinois Tuesday afternoon in the Varsity Tennis Center. Vogl and partner sophomore Lachlan Ferguson dropped their match, 8–4.

IU falls 6-1 to No. 12 Illinois at home

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The Hoosiers couldn’t complete their 5-1 home record in the month of March on a high note. IU won only one match against the Fighting Illini, who carry three ranked singles players and two ranked doubles teams.




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Twitter, you can go home now

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When will Twitter’s 15 minutes of fame in sports finally come to an end? If you’re Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, you’re probably hoping it’ll be quite soon.