Crimson dominates Cream 24-0
With no quarterback hits, no kickoff or punt returns and players routinely switching sides, Friday night's spring football game may not have been an exact showcase of what the IU football team expects next season.
With no quarterback hits, no kickoff or punt returns and players routinely switching sides, Friday night's spring football game may not have been an exact showcase of what the IU football team expects next season.
Former IU quarterback Gibran Hamdan is trading in his cream and crimson for burgundy and gold. Hamdan was picked in the seventh round of the NFL draft Sunday by the Washington Redskins with the 232nd overall pick.
Life without a superstar can be devastating. Just look at the 2002-2003 IU basketball team after Jared Jeffries left for the NBA. Or the 1994 Chicago Bulls after Michael Jordan retired.
Former IU quarterback Gibran Hamdan is trading in Cream and Crimson for Burgundy and Gold. Hamdan was picked in the seventh round of the NFL draft Sunday by the Washington Redskins with the 232nd overall pick.
Team Gafombi took the men's Little 500 race title with a strong finish Saturday afternoon. The squad, who placed second in series event scoring, won its first ever race title. After finishing second a year ago, Gafombi qualified in the fourth position for the race. Senior rider John Grant won ITTs and Miss-N-Out in the Little 500 series events leading up to the race. Team Major Taylor, who qualified second, finished the race in second place, followed by Acacia, Dodds House and last year's winners, Corleones.
Kappa Alpha Theta won the women's Little 500 race with a 1:10:25 time while the Roadrunners and Kappa Delta teams finished out the top three. The race came down to the final lap, where Kappa Alpha Theta, who started out of the sixth position, sprinted for the win. Sophomore rider Nicole Vincent started the 100th and final lap just over a bike length behind the leading Roadrunners rider. But, midway through the lap, Vincent began a closing sprint, overtaking first place and winning by a large margin. The Roadrunners came in second, followed by Kappa Delta, Kappa Kappa Gamma and Teter. Full Results
Kappa Alpha Theta wins the race with a 1:10:25 time while the Roadrunners and Kappa Delta teams finish out the top three.
With a week until the Big Ten Championships here in Bloomington, the men's golf team is using this weekend's tournament as warm up as well as an indication.
The IU women's tennis team failed to advance past the first round of the Big Ten Tournament for the first time since the 2001 season. The Hoosiers (9-16, 1-9 Big Ten) were defeated by the Michigan Wolverines Thursday, 4-2.
The Hoosiers will travel to Indianapolis this weekend for their final tune up before the Big Ten Championships next week. The 2003 Indianapolis Collegiate Invitational was originally for Big Ten schools only, but has opened to accept all collegiate entries.
The No. 15 Hoosier water polo team will travel to Boston, Mass., this weekend to compete in the Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) Eastern Championships, today through Sunday.
The IU men's tennis team entered Thursday's game against Northwestern on a seven match losing streak. After losing the doubles point to the Wildcats it looked as though the Hoosiers were about to drop another.
The No. 12 women's track and field team is back in action Friday and Saturday as several of its top athletes will compete at the Penn Relays in Philadelphia, Pa., or the Drake Relays in Des Moines, Iowa.
The No. 15 men's track and field team continues its tough schedule this weekend as it takes athletes to the University of Pennsylvania for the Penn Relays and to Des Moines, Iowa for the Drake Relays. Each meet boasts top competition and promise solid marks.
IU will try and accomplish something today they have not done in 32 games, dating back two years; winning a Big Ten Game.
While the Little 500 may grab the headlines this weekend, the baseball team also has some tough competition to take care of as it hosts first-place Minnesota in a four-game series that kicks off today at Sembower Field.
While a good chunk of the student body sees Little 500 week as an excuse to party every night, the IU football team spent the week preparing for the Cream and Crimson game, which begins at 7 p.m. tonight.
The IU women's golf team will compete in the sixth tournament of the spring season as the team travels to Iowa City, Iowa to compete in the Big Ten Championships.