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With just a week left before its first regular-season contest, the IU men’s basketball team has work to do.
Whether IU coach Tom Crean knows it or not, he gave the Hoosiers two similar opponents in their exhibition schedule.
If you thought IU coach Tom Crean would take it a bit easy on the players the day before a game, you would be wrong.
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.
Freshman center Bawa Muniru is eligible to play in the 2009-10 season.
When Grace senior forward David Swanson heard his team would be playing IU in an exhibition game, he thought it was a mistake.
Nearly everyone has talked to junior guard Jeremiah Rivers about the dances he did while sitting out last season.
In a word, one could easily say IU played “sloppily.”
The Hoosiers won their exhibition home opener today with a 96-73 victory over Grace College.
Crean was hesitant to place the Hoosiers against some of the tougher opponents available when he sat down to plan out his team’s 2009-10 schedule. On one specific occasion, he considered leaving a team off the list completely.
Wednesday’s exhibition game against Grace College will be Crean’s first game since IU’s 66-51 loss to Penn State in the Big Ten Tournament in March. Since that game, hype has grown for this season.
There might not be any true “diaper dandy,” leave-early-for-the-NBA-type talents among IU’s highly touted freshman class, but these guys are darn good.
Superman, Optimus Prime and Hannah Montana came to Assembly Hall on Saturday. At the Haunted Hall of Hoops, children trick-or-treated with the IU men’s basketball team. Dressed in costumes, children came with their parents to meet the team and watch a scrimmage afterward.
IU coach Tom Crean was at the North End Zone facility Thursday for a tip-off pep rally. Six hundred and fifty Varsity Club donors, season ticket holders and other fans came to hear him speak and meet the 2009-2010 men’s basketball team. It was the fourth-annual pep rally, but the first in the North End Zone.
It’s official: Bob Knight will not attend the ceremony inducting him into the IU Athletics Hall of Fame. The University confirmed Knight’s planned absence in a press release today.
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Dick Vitale, current ESPN analyst, tweeted earlier today that Bob Knight will not be in attendance at the IU Intercollegiate Athletics Hall of Fame induction ceremony slated for Nov. 6.
Bob Knight's attorney has notified IU that the former coach will not accept the school's $75,000 offer to settle a lawsuit.
Private donors are giving $75,000 to Bob Knight to settle a lawsuit he filed against IU claiming it didn't properly defend him when he was sued by a former assistant coach.
