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IU looks to avenge early-season loss against Sycamores

By Lee Hurwitz · Tuesday, April 17,2007 12 a.m.

On March 6, the IU baseball team fell to Indiana State, 5-3 in Terre Haute. Today at Sembower Field, the Hoosiers get their shot at revenge. Playing their first of five home games throughout the next month, the Hoosiers are coming off a disappointing weekend against Purdue. The Boilermakers took three of four games to put IU at 14-17 on the season.

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Badgered and bruised: Hoosiers drop another Big Ten doubleheader

By DeAntae Prince · Tuesday, April 17,2007 12 a.m.

The Hoosiers have hit a skid since the Big Ten season started. They have gone 1-7 in conference play and 2-10 since beginning their Big Ten season against Iowa. IU lost two more Big Ten contests yesterday when it was swept in a doubleheader against Wisconsin. The Hoosiers lost 5-3 in their first game, and 7-1 in the second.

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Track teams perform well despite poor weather

By Ryan Gregg · Monday, April 16,2007 12 a.m.

Apparently no one told the men’s and women’s track teams that the weather in Columbia, Mo., would be miserable, and that they wouldn’t be able to perform well at the Tom Botts Invitational. That or the teams simply were not listening as, despite horrid conditions, the men and women combined to win 15 events.

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Hoosiers finish 10th out of 16 teams at tourney

By Mandy Eid · Monday, April 16,2007 12 a.m.

After another tournament weekend with less than desirable weather, the men’s golf team finished 10th at the Kepler Intercollegiate tournament in Columbus, Ohio. After a shortened 36-hole competition, the Hoosiers’ final score was a combined 625 (313-312).

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IU set to face Notre Dame in Indianapolis

By Linnea Coulter · Friday, April 13,2007 12 a.m.

This weekend the IU men’s soccer team will travel up to Indianapolis to take on in-state rival Notre Dame. Although the game will be played on neutral ground, it’s not the venue that will be a challenge for the Hoosiers – it’s the competition.

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IU looks for 3rd tourney win of spring season

By Mandy Eid · Friday, April 13,2007 12 a.m.

The IU men’s golf team looks to improve its record this weekend at the Kepler Intercollegiate tournament in Columbus, Ohio, hosted by Ohio State. The team hopes to play 54 holes, but weather might prevent two full rounds of play on both Saturday and Sunday.

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Minnesota, Wisconsin await Hoosiers on road

By Joel Sanders and Joel Sansers · Friday, April 13,2007 12 a.m.

IU softball coach Stacey Phillips said road trips can be one of two things: They can be long and difficult or they can be important bonding moments for the team. As the Hoosiers prepare for their first road trip of the Big Ten season, they said they hope it’s the latter of the two.

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Head-to-Head

By John Wustrow · Friday, April 13,2007 12 a.m.

The IU football team has seen it all since it started spring practice four weeks ago. The first day of practices saw spring-like warm weather and clear skies. Last Saturday’s intrasquad scrimmage saw snow as the temperatures dipped below freezing. “Any weather’s football weather for me,” said senior cornerback Leslie Majors. “We play in it all. It’s hot in the summer, then it gets cold in the winter. It’s the whole season combined in three little short weeks; we got the heat and the cold.”

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Duke DA apologizes to lacrosse players after pursuing case for year

By Aaron Beard · Friday, April 13,2007 12 a.m.

DURHAM, N.C. – The local prosecutor who charged three Duke lacrosse players with raping a stripper apologized to the athletes Thursday and said the North Carolina attorney general’s decision to drop the case was right. “To the extent that I made judgments that ultimately proved to be incorrect, I apologize to the three students that were wrongly accused,” Durham County District Attorney Mike Nifong said.

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