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Freshman runner hopes to earn All-American accolades at meet

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The bottom of the pile is now at the top of the pack. In his first-ever Great Lakes Regional Championships, freshman Jordan Kyle finished unscathed from a race that claimed the rest of his team. A career-best 10K time of 31:02.43 gave Kyle a coveted third-place finish to secure his slot at the NCAA Championships, scheduled for today in Terre Haute. "(IU) coach (Robert) Chapman has done an excellent job of peaking me for the end of the year, and I have never felt stronger than I do now," Kyle said. "Currently the weather is making for a very muddy race at nationals, which for me is a mental advantage. I tend to exceed my ability when the conditions are worse."


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IU falls to Illini, Wildcats in weekend trip

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The Hoosiers' losing ways continued over the weekend as the team fell to Illinois 3-1 Friday night and Northwestern 3-0 on Saturday night, pushing their losing streak to 17 straight matches with just two more matches left in the season.



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Senior center helps IU soar over Flyers

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If IU women's basketball coach Felisha Legette-Jack ever considers a career in politics, she already has one supporter. Following the Hoosiers 98-71 win over the University of Dayton on Sunday, Flyer coach Jim Jabir had nothing but good things to say about Legette-Jack.


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IU's loss ends bid for 8th national title

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The No. 7-seed IU men's soccer team lost in a shootout in the third round of the NCAA Tournament to No. 10-seed Santa Clara University Saturday night at Bill Armstrong Stadium. The two teams went to penalty kicks after 90 minutes of regulation and 20 minutes of overtime without a goal scored.


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UPDATE: Hoosiers' bowl bid denied

WEST LAFAYETTE—With bowl eligibility on the line Saturday, the IU football team fell short of its season-long goal of "playing 13" as the Hoosiers fell 28-19 to in-state rival Purdue.


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UPDATE:Men's soccer kicked out

The No. 7-seeded IU men's soccer team lost in a shoot-out Saturday night in the third round of the NCAA Tournament to No. 10 seed Santa Clara University.


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Hoosier, Boilermaker cyclists to ride for Habitat for Humanity

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Constructing a house is no easy task. But Habitat for Humanity wants to make building a house as simple as riding a bike. With that in mind, the IU and West Lafayette chapters of Habitat for Humanity have organized the inaugural Bucket 100 Bike Tour to raise money for their respective organizations. The two-day bicycle ride starts at Memorial Stadium in Bloomington Friday morning and ends at Ross-Ade Stadium in West Lafayette Saturday.


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Hoosier hoops holds off Sycamores

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The IU men's basketball team held off a late surge from Indiana State on Friday night, surviving a 23-3 second-half Sycamore run and winning 73-66.


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IU takes road to Oaken Bucket

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Hollywood could not have written a better script. The IU football team needs just one win to become bowl-eligible for the first time in 13 years. The road to that sixth win goes through Purdue's Ross-Ade Stadium in West Lafayette. "This is what you dream about," senior safety Will Meyers said. "You practice, and you work hard for games like this. Without a doubt, this is what you play for."


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IU wraps up road games this weekend at Illinois, Northwestern

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The IU volleyball team is set to play its last road series of the season against Illinois and Northwestern in hopes of grabbing two victories in a season during which wins have eluded the team. The Hoosiers will challenge Illinois at 8 p.m. today in Champaign, Ill., and Northwestern at 8 p.m. Saturday in Evanston, Ill.



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IU to compete at MSU

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After a stellar performance at the Michigan State Open last Sunday -- in which 11 team members placed, including a first-place finish from junior Marc Bennett (184 pounds) -- IU heads into its second meet of the season in Columbia, Mo. at the Missouri Open Sunday.


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Hoosiers host IU Open Invitational this weekend

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The IU men's swimming and diving team will host a strong group of competitors in the 11th annual IU Open Invitational this weekend at Councilman-Billingsley Aquatic Center. The Hoosiers will play host to Louisville for swimming and diving; Cincinnati for swimming; and Stanford, Kentucky, Pittsburgh, Florida International, Purdue and Miami University of Ohio for diving.


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IU looks to remain perfect on season

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The No. 14 Hoosiers are off to a red hot start at 4-0. They are fresh off a meet in which they dominated No. 11 Texas, winning eight of the 13 events. IU will look to carry its momentum into this weekend when the women's swimming and diving team hosts the 11th annual IU Open Invitational at Counsilman-Billingsley Aquatic Center.


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IU set for tilt with University of Dayton Sunday

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Following the IU women's basketball team's 85-51 win against Valparaiso University Wednesday, a question was posed to IU coach Felisha Legette-Jack about taking momentum from the win into the Hoosiers' 6 p.m. game Sunday against the University of Dayton. But Legette-Jack just wanted to enjoy the win against Valpo, saying her team wouldn't start preparing for the Flyers until Friday.



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IU vs. Purdue Bucket Game

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Junior cornerback Tracy Porter, born and raised in Louisiana, didn't know a thing about the Old Oaken Bucket. When he enrolled at IU and joined the football team in 2004, he didn't see what the big deal was.


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Hoosiers defeat Valpo 85-51, move to 3-0

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Coming off an upset win against then-No. 15 Kentucky, the IU women's basketball team extended its record to 3-0 with an 85-51 win against Valparaiso University Wednesday.