Hoosiers overcome turnovers to beat Minnesota
One stat stood out to IU coach Kelvin Sampson after his team’s 65-60 victory against Minnesota Thursday night.
One stat stood out to IU coach Kelvin Sampson after his team’s 65-60 victory against Minnesota Thursday night.
Nothing comes easy in Big Ten basketball. Both the IU women’s basketball team and their counterparts from Minnesota learned that lesson Thursday night.
Fresh off a marathon 80-77 win over the Minnesota Golden Gophers, the IU women’s basketball team will leave the chilly confines of Bloomington for even cooler pastures in East Lansing, Mich.
Men’s basketball columnist Jonathan Hines rates the Hoosiers in shooting, coaching, rebounding, and defense as they reach the half-way point of their season.
Fresh off a hard-fought road win at Purdue on Monday, the IU women’s basketball team (10-7, 3-2) returns home for another tough test against Minnesota (13-5, 4-2) today at Assembly Hall.
Last year, Kelvin Sampson and Tubby Smith were good friends coaching teams that are bitter rivals. Now, they’re good friends coaching conference rivals.
The snowball effect is often seen in cheap Saturday morning cartoons, with characters hopelessly running away from an ever-expanding snowball as it bounds down a hill.
With the Big Ten and NCAA tournaments quickly approaching, IU head coach Ray Looze is doing all he can to prepare his team – including pitting them against some of the toughest competition in the country.
Practice makes perfect.
After a short break from match play and grueling winter workouts, the IU men’s tennis team bounced back into form with a very impressive performance at Clemson over winter break.
The IU wrestling team has everything it needs to be successful. The box is open and the puzzle is out on the table. Now it’s just a matter of making everything fit before conference play begins.
The Big Ten will battle the SEC tomorrow. It won’t take place on a basketball court or a football field, but rather on a track.
In just two years at IU, Lance Stemler has played several roles. Last year he played the victim, sustaining a concussion after he was accidentally kicked in the head by former teammate Xavier Keeling during practice. He needed surgery after last season when he injured his ankle. He was booed by IU fans earlier this season for a slow start. On Thursday, Stemler played the hero.
An angry judge doubled O.J. Simpson’s bail to $250,000 on Wednesday for violating terms of his original bail by attempting to contact a co-defendant in the armed robbery case against him.
In his first significant appearance in three games, sophomore guard Armon Bassett played a key role off the bench in IU’s 62-58 victory over Illinois on Sunday.
IU’s club sports teams, will now have to pay to use varsity practice facilities, including John Mellencamp Pavilion. Previously, athletics offered Club Sports this space free of charge.
Sick and tired of talk about his stomach bug, Roger Federer wanted to show he was in Grand Slam form.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. is already feeling the pressure, and the season hasn’t even started. As his winless streak nears two years, NASCAR’s most popular driver knows he must produce in his new Hendrick Motorsports ride.
The first rule of IU’s Brazilian Jiu Jitsu club has nothing to do with the club’s secrecy. Rather, it focuses on brotherhood and camaraderie.
As the Hapkido Self Defense Club gathers for their its meeting to practice new techniques and deepen internal memorization, P.O.D. blares loudly through the stereo, pumping up the club’s members.