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Adlard recognized in conference

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Following a career-best effort in IU’s 3-0 shelling of No. 13 Kentucky on Sept. 29, junior forward Andy Adlard collected his first weekly conference honor when he was named this week’s co-Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week. 



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Aliber has talent

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Freshman Tommy Aliber might not currently be the best player on the IU men’s tennis team, but his hard work and dedication have turned him into a two-time state champion and the No. 1 singles player in the Missouri Valley and give him the ability to possibly reach that point at IU.


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As leaves change, so do BCS bowl perceptions

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The leaves are changing, and so is the temperature. In other words, we are starting to find out who is for real and who is not in the college football world, and who could or will not contend for the National Championship.


IU men's basketball coach Tom Crean waves to the crowd at Hoosier Hysteria on Friday night at Assembly Hall.

Hoosiers prepare for Hysteria

The IU men's basketball team will debut their new look Oct. 16 at Hoosier Hysteria, the official start of the basketball season.




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IU falls to Minnesota, 3-0

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Following its five-set victory at Purdue, the IU volleyball team got another taste of how difficult the Big Ten can be Sunday.



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IU runs past ranked opponents

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The IU cross country team put themselves on the national map this weekend at the Paul Short Memorial Invitational in Bethlehem, Pa.




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No. 9 Hoosiers fall to No. 11 Gauchos on Friday

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The 10,114 hostile crowd members affected Indiana’s matchup with UC-Santa Barbara. Throughout the 90 minutes of missed passes and miscommunication, IU was unable to score a goal on eleven shots, losing 3-0 to the Gauchos.



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IU fans ashamed after 33-14 loss

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The conversations in the bleachers, concourses and parking lots Saturday night all ended the same way: “That was so embarrassing.”