In the Kajikawa Classic, which was played Thursday thru Sunday, the Hoosiers beat Nevada and Cal Poly while losing to No. 2 Arizona, Texas Tech and No. 12 California.
The No. 7 seeded Hoosiers nearly came out on top in the Big Ten Match Play Championship but fell to No. 4 Northwestern.
Although IU almost overcame a double-deficit at Michigan on Saturday, the first 35 minutes cannot be overlooked.
On Friday, the Hoosiers took seven of 10 matches and never trailed, defeating Michigan State 22-9 on Senior Night at University Gym.
For 39 minutes, the IU women’s basketball team led No. 23 Penn State, but the final minute stopped the Hoosiers from pulling off the upset Sunday at Assembly Hall.
The Hoosiers, despite being down by double-digits with just more than five minutes remaining, fell in a nail-biter to Michigan, 73-69, Saturday at the Crisler Arena in Ann Arbor, Mich.
The IU women’s basketball team surrenders a 11-point halftime lead to lose 80-77 to No.23 Penn State at Assembly Hall.
Michigan's Tim Hardaway Jr. scored 26 points and the Wolverines survived a late 23-4 run by the Hoosiers to win 73-69 at the Crisler Arena.
It was January the last time the women’s basketball team won a game. Thursday night IU was finally able to snap a nine-game losing streak and defeat Illinois in Champaign.
It’s crunch time for the men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams. The women take part in the Big Ten Championship next week while 11 men will travel to the OSU Winter Open this weekend to finalize their Big Ten Championship roster.
The IU track and field team is looking to recuperate from its performances at the Meyo Invitational as it is the host of the two-day Hoosier Hills meet today.
The IU men’s golf team will travel back to Florida this weekend to compete in the Big Ten Match Play Championship at the PGA National Champions Course in Palm Beach, Fla.
After a three-month tournament layoff where a majority of practices occurred indoors, the IU women’s golf team is back in action this weekend in San Juan, Puerto Rico, at the Lady Puerto Rico Classic.
The No. 11 Volunteers fell to IU last year but face them again at noon Saturday in Knoxville, Tenn.
In addition to playing four matches, the Hoosiers will be challenged by Illinois State’s lineup which features a ranked singles player and a top-50 doubles team.
The No. 33 IU wrestling team will look to close out its home wrestling season with a win against No. 54 Michigan State at 7 p.m. Friday in University Gym.
With a starter returning from an injury-shortened 2010 campaign and an influx of young, versatile talent, the squad is hoping the 2011 season can see significant improvement from a pitching staff that allowed the most earned runs in the Big Ten a year ago.
The junior from Poway, Calif., leads a potent Hoosier offense into the 2011 season beginning Feb. 18.
Forced to play the past three games without sophomore forward Christian Watford due to a left hand injury, IU has needed players to step into his role.
Recently-hired running backs coach Jemal Singleton is leaving IU for a job with Oklahoma State. Singleton is the fourth coach Kevin Wilson has lost in about a month, joining Brent Pease (Boise State), Jerry Montgomery (Michigan) and Corey Raymond (Nebraska).
