Men's soccer travels to Lexington for nonconference game
The IU men's soccer team takes a break from its Big Ten schedule to travel to Lexington to face Kentucky at 7 p.m. tonight.
The IU men's soccer team takes a break from its Big Ten schedule to travel to Lexington to face Kentucky at 7 p.m. tonight.
Hopefully sooner than later, there will be some initiative taken by someone to correct the long overdue problem of unscrupulous sports agents giving college athletes illegal benefit, writes national sports columnist Frank Therber.
Sophomore Lindsay Enterline was recruited to play basketball. After two years under coach Felisha Legette-Jack, Enterline joined the school’s volleyball team in August.
IU freshman tight end Ted Bolser was named to the John Mackey Award midseason watch list on Tuesday.
At least 20 highly-ranked recruits were in Bloomington to take in the action at Hoosier Hysteria. They were able to interact with the IU players and coaching staff, other potential recruits and the fans.
IU sports columnist Kevin Bowen writes that Eric Gordon did enough this summer to earn a spot on the United States' basketball team for the 2012 Olympics.
Several of IU’s players are feeling the effects of the violent sport of football and seeking treatment for injuries ranging from minor to significant, which is all-too-regular in football by the midway point of the season.
Three cycling events are to take place this weekend, all on or near campus, for the Cycling Series.
Two things have always been important to Chris Estridge: it’s always been soccer, and it’s always been Indiana.
Senior middle blocker Ashley Benson was named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week on Monday.
After catching only one pass for nine yards in the first half, junior wideout Damarlo Belcher had the most productive second half of his college career.
Hoosier Nation should put aside its hate for the Boilermakers in the case of Robbie Hummel's season-ending ACL injury, Nathan Hart says.
Midway through the Big Ten season, the Hoosiers stand alone atop the conference.
In front of a crowd of 13,100 at Hoosier Hysteria, women's basketball coach Felisha Legette-Jack made it clear that in order for her team to succeed in the upcoming season, it will need the support of its fans.
More than 13,000 people came to Assembly Hall to see the sophomore guard win the 3-point/distance contest and the freshman guard claim the slam dunk competition.
Elevated to the primary position after sophomore Darius Willis was ruled out for the season with a knee injury Thursday, the senior running back yielded his first career 100-yard game on 19 carries.
Despite surrenduring 34 points, the Hoosiers' defensive unit clamped down in the final stages against Arkansas State unlike it had before, Justin Albers writes.
In yet another big challenge, the IU cross country teams answered the call with a pair of second place finishes at the Chile Pepper Cross Country Festival in Fayetteville, Ark.
The Hoosiers claimed victories against Iowa and Villanova during the weekend. IU Athletics Director Fred Glass attended Friday's game against the Hawkeyes wearing a kilt.
Playing against Michigan on Sunday after a 10-day break, the Hoosiers lost their sixth straight Big Ten contest, falling 2-1 to the Wolverines.