Hoosiers edge Wildcats in close victory
As close as a razor blade to naked skin.
As close as a razor blade to naked skin.
On most Friday nights at 11:49 p.m., the Gladstein Fieldhouse is dark and deserted. But this weekend, the fieldhouse lights shined bright and screams could be heard throughout.
It took 11 games over a three-month span for the IU hockey team to register its first win in the Greater Midwest Hockey League.
The IU women’s basketball team traveled to Iowa City on Sunday afternoon with an opportunity to continue its rise up the Big Ten standings, but the Hoosiers suffered an 81-65 setback at the hands of Iowa.
First, it was the F-bomb. Sunday, it was “Kyle Taber.”
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – Tiger Woods birdied his last two holes Sunday to rally from a four-shot deficit and win the Dubai Desert Classic, starting his season with two victories that looked nothing alike.
It only took the Hoosiers nine conference games to match their Big Ten output from last year.
The Hoosiers are back to their winning ways.
The Big Ten season is as much about wins as it is endurance. IU has one, Northwestern the other.
The IU men’s basketball team couldn’t overcome its worst shooting night of the year or a 20-point second half deficit as No. 13 Wisconsin topped the No. 11 Hoosiers 62-49 Thursday night. It was IU’s first road loss of the year.
Rebounding. It’s a basketball fundamental nearly as simple and key to success as putting the ball through the net.
Like Goldilocks and the three bears, the women’s tennis team is finally playing against an opponent just its size.
The IU men’s tennis team will look to continue its winning ways when it heads to Iowa City, Iowa this weekend for its Big Ten opener.
After dropping its first two matches of the Big Ten season, the IU wrestling team gets two chances to bounce back for its first conference victory this weekend against Ohio State and Michigan State.
IU men’s basketball coach Kelvin Sampson did his best to clarify the status of freshman guard Eric Gordon’s left wrist after Thursday night’s loss.
IU coach Kelvin Sampson had one reason why his No. 11 Hoosiers fell to No. 13 Wisconsin on Thursday night.
Some Hoosier fans thought on Saturday that things couldn’t get any worse than losing a home game against an unranked team that was playing without one of its starters. Well, things did get worse. According to a report on the Indianapolis Star’s Web site Wednesday morning, IU’s star freshman Eric Gordon injured his wrist during practice earlier this week.
It’s been a week since the IU women’s basketball team saw competitive action, and IU coach Felisha Legette-Jack said that while the rest was nice, “It’s time to play some basketball again.”
The No. 11 IU men’s basketball team will face its toughest road challenge to date when it takes on Wisconsin today.
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