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Sunday, Oct. 13
The Indiana Daily Student




Brandon Foltz

IU’s dynamic duo

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Any two dynamic players put together on the football field can equal a powerful duo.






Pete Stuttgen

IU seeks to stop 3-game losing streak today at home

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Today, the IU men’s soccer team hopes to break out of its worst losing streak since 2000 when the team takes on unranked in-state foe Butler at 7 p.m. at Bill Armstrong Stadium. IU coach Mike Freitag said he knows it doesn’t take much to lose a game but also said he thinks his team has refocused.


Brandon Foltz

Hoosiers looking to bounce back defensively against the Hawkeyes

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At Saturday’s 27-14 loss to Illinois, rows of IU fans had left the game before the final seconds ticked off. As the players looked to the stands to gain some sort of inspiration to make a comeback, for the first time this year they saw empty seats and defeated fans.



The Indiana Daily Student

Hoosiers record strong showing at Wake Forest tournament

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Members of the IU women’s tennis team can be happy as they reflect on last weekend’s tournament. The Deacon Classic, held at Wake Forest in Winston-Salem, N.C., was the first fall tournament for the Hoosiers, and the team’s results over the weekend showed that – despite its youth – IU can look forward to more wins in the fall schedule.



Jay Seawell

Crushing defeat

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Having emerged victorious from its first three games, the IU football team was and played like the nation’s seventh-ranked rushing offense and 10th-ranked offense.


Jay Seawell

Illinois ground game too much for IU

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The IU football team’s season-long goal to “Play 13” reached its first roadblock Saturday as it was defeated by Illinois 27-14.




The Indiana Daily Student

No. 20 Hoosiers finish 3rd at Invite

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Taming lion country was not a difficult task for the 20th-ranked Hoosiers as they came away with their second straight Top 5 finish to open the season.


Chris Pickrell

Hoosiers split games in road trip to Columbus

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After a 2-1 loss to Ohio State in Columbus on Friday, the IU field hockey team responded quickly with an 8-0 win over Missouri State on Saturday. The Hoosiers had little time to dwell on the defeat and showed no ill-effect in their dominant victory less than 24 hours later.