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IU places 7th in Lady Northern tourney

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IU's youngsters continue to impress and exceed expectations in their inaugural season. All three of the IU women's golf team's freshmen once again proved their worth by taking three out of IU's top four spots at this weekend's Lady Northern Tournament in East Lansing, Mich.


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BEAR ATTACK

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Detroit Lions quarterback Jon Kitna (8) is sacked for a 6-yard loss by the Chicago Bears' Adewale Ogunleye, left, as the Bears' Brian Urlacher (54) and Alex Brown (96) look on during the first quarter Sunday in Chicago. The Bears won the game, 34-7.


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IU wins Indiana Intercollegiates race

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For the past four years, the No. 29 IU women's cross country team has entered the Indiana Intercollegiates to run against the rest of the state of Indiana. After Friday's race, they've come out on top each time.



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No. 14 Hoosiers extend win streak to 7

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After her team's 3-0 victory against the University of Maine Sunday, after she gave her post-game speech to her team and after she received multiple congratulations from friends and families of the Hoosiers, IU coach Amy Robertson proudly summed up her team's play this weekend.


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IU ties twice during weekend set in Carolina

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Youth came up big for the Hoosiers this weekend. Freshmen accounted for two goals and an assist for the IU women's soccer team in a pair of 1-1 ties against teams from North Carolina over the weekend.




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Hoosiers continue losing skid at Saint Louis

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ST. LOUIS -- A dejected Brad Ring kept his head down as he answered questions in the shadows of Robert R. Hermann Stadium Friday night. The sophomore midfielder stood outside the IU men's soccer team's locker room, lamenting the team's third loss in four games.





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No Hep, no set QB for SIU matchup

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With news that IU coach Terry Hoeppner recovering with his family following brain surgery, the dark cloud hovering over the Hoosier football program faded away some Wednesday. And with its third game of the season coming up Saturday against Southern Illinois University, the IU football team (2-0) is not letting its coach's surgery be a distraction.


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IU places second in home tournament, loses to Maryland in finale

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University of Maryland volleyball player Teryn Papp returned to her native town of Bloomington to spoil the previously undefeated IU women's volleyball season. Papp and the Terrapins won the TIS Bookstore Tournament this weekend by defeating IU, Chicago State University and Marshall University to take the crown. The Hoosiers, who hosted the tournament, took second.


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Hoosiers to host tourney this weekend

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It's the final preparation before the Big Ten season -- one last test before the big games come to Bloomington. This is the women's volleyball IU Credit Union Tournament. The Hoosiers play host to Mercer University, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, and Southern Methodist University this weekend.


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No. 14 IU returns for home opener

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It's been three weeks since the No. 14 Hoosiers played their first game of the season, but Friday afternoon's game against Central Michigan University will mark their first at home.


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IU has Carolina on its mind in weekend set

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Offense wins games, and defense wins championships, according to an old coaching cliche. This saying applied to the IU women's soccer team last weekend when it won two games on three goals by senior forward Carrie DeFreece and its defense shut out Northern Arizona University and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee to earn IU the Old National Bank Hoosier Classic Championship.



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Colts lock up with Texans Saturday

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INDIANAPOLIS -- The Manning Bowl had the buildup, the prime-time slot and the nation's attention. Sunday's game against Houston may not have the intrigue, but the Indianapolis Colts insist it's more important.