sports
Men's Soccer
Friday, Nov. 6
Nick Garcia has raised two national trophies above his head during his time as an IU player. But he spent time on the pitch Wednesday and Thursday with a team that is struggling to grasp a berth to the NCAA tournament.
Football
Friday, Nov. 6
On the Thursday afternoon before IU’s matchup against Illinois, senior
safety Collin Taylor ran out onto the practice field as he normally
does. Except this time, he heard the voice of IU co-defensive coordinator Joe Palcic yell to him.
Football
Friday, Nov. 6
Before Adrian Burks could put on the pads as a starting cornerback, he had to put on a dress.
IU Athletics
Friday, Nov. 6
This was the chance to make everything right. Instead, Texas Tech’s former coach – a title he likely prefers –
declined IU’s olive branch last week, choosing to skip his own IU
Intercollegiate Athletics Hall of Fame induction in fear of causing a
media commotion and stealing the spotlight from this year’s other
inductees.
Women's Basketball
Friday, Nov. 6
After an easy 54-point win Sunday, the Hoosiers had to survive against a pesky Grand Valley State squad Thursday.
Volleyball
Thursday, Nov. 5
The IU volleyball team had little time to dwell on its disappointing home loss to Purdue on Wednesday.
Clubs & Intramurals
Friday, Nov. 6
IU’s rivalry with Kentucky will be in full swing at 9:15 p.m. Friday – this time, on the ice in the Frank Southern Ice Arena.
Women's Tennis
Thursday, Nov. 5
With out-of-season time approaching, the women’s tennis team travels to
Kalamazoo, Mich., this weekend for the Western Michigan University
Super Challenge.
Football
Friday, Nov. 6
John Clay, the big, bruising 248-pound Badger running back who anchors the Wisconsin
offense, averages 104.9 rushing yards per game and has scored 10
touchdowns – four more than any other running back in the Big Ten.
Men's Basketball
Friday, Nov. 6
After months of waiting by IU coach Tom Crean and the IU compliance
office, freshman center Bawa Muniru was cleared to play in the 2009-10
season Thursday.