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IU heads to Alabama Invitational tourney

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After splitting matches against Indiana State and Western Kentucky this past weekend, the IU women's volleyball team looks for its first away victory at the Alabama Invitational. First up on Friday will be Oklahoma at 10 a.m. followed by Alabama at 7 p.m. The tournament will continue the following day as the Hoosiers aim to defeat Loyola University-Chicago.


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Men's, women's teams hold Community 5K

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The IU women's cross country team's 2005 season will be underway Friday as the Hoosiers play host to the IU Community 5K. The team is one of five Big Ten teams to begin action this weekend and one of three to host their own event.


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Hoosiers take on defending champs

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After traveling through New England last weekend and returning with two victories, the IU field hockey team hits the road again this weekend traveling to North Carolina to take on Appalachian State University tonight and three-time defending national champion Wake Forest University Sunday.


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Colts get big defensive addition, sign Simon

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INDIANAPOLIS -- The Indianapolis Colts, hoping to fix their one glaring weakness, reached a multiyear agreement Thursday with defensive tackle Corey Simon, a former Pro Bowler who was released amid a contract impasse with the Philadelphia Eagles.

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High expectations surround Big Ten

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With four of its 11 teams ranked in the national Top 25, the Big Ten conference is not lacking in recognition. Nor is it lacking in competition, according to its coaches. In fact, coaches like Northwestern's Randy Walker believe the Big Ten is as fierce as ever, especially for this upcoming season.


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Quest for 3-peat begins this evening

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Only one team has ever been able to win three straight Division I men's soccer national titles. IU has won back-to-back titles twice before, but hopes this year its eight returning starters can make the third try a charm. But the Hoosiers certainly won't have any grace period as they must get by the No. 7 and No. 10 preseason ranked teams this weekend. Wake Forest and Southern Methodist come to Bloomington this weekend as the Hoosiers host the 23rd annual Adidas/IU Credit Union Classic on Yeagley Field at Armstrong Stadium.


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Hoosier 'O' looking for less zeros

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Zero. A number the Hoosiers have had to see a lot of this past week after returning home from the University of Southern California Tournament with zero wins and zero goals. IU hopes to buck that trend this weekend at the Big Ten/Big 12 Challenge -- playing matches at Missouri and Iowa State.




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Lowe allows only 1 hit in win over Chicago

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National League Derek Lowe pitched a one-hitter for his second shutout and complete game of the season, leading the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 7-0 victory over the Chicago Cubs on Wednesday.





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Weis eager to begin season at Notre Dame

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SOUTH BEND -- Just like everyone else, new Notre Dame coach Charlie Weis is eager to see how much of his coaching the Fighting Irish have absorbed. The former offensive coordinator for the New England Patriots arrived in South Bend with a thick playbook that helped win three Super Bowls in four years. He knows his offense works. He's hoping the Irish, who have struggled dismally on offense the past five seasons, can make it work.


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Buehrle accuses Rangers of cheating

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ARLINGTON, Texas - Chicago White Sox left-hander Mark Buehrle called the Texas Rangers cheaters on Tuesday, claiming the team signals pitches to batters through a high-tech light system in center field.


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Sara Reiling preps for Sydney

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Sept. 2, 2004 IU women's soccer senior Kim Grodek is named Big Ten Player of the Week after tallying five goals and one assist in the Milwaukee Cup, becoming only the fifth player in IU history to receive the honor.


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Golf for the non-golfer

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It's a picturesque day for golf. Clear skies, fresh grass and a gentle breeze all provide the setting for a Saturday afternoon tournament. On hole No. 8, James Stogdill lofts a shot high into the afternoon sky. The pin is certainly reachable from the tee box, and as Stogdill's shot drifts ever closer to its target, gentle gasps of hope begin rising from his foursome.


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Intramural sports offers athletic alternatives

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Incoming IU students wanting to get involved with athletics don't have to be stuck in the stands. Early next week, registration begins for intramural sports, which offer more than 13 different activities for every kind of sportsman or woman.


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Assembly Hall touts new scoreboard

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Come basketball season, the Hoosier nation will see a very different Assembly Hall for the first time in the venue's history. Midway through this summer, the stadium -- built in 1970 -- began its journey into the 21st century when construction of a state-of-the-art, $1.9 million scoreboard-video board started.


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Overton recounts putt of a lifetime

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A whole summer of work seemed to be crashing down as former IU golfer Jeff Overton stood on the fourth tee in the final pairing of the Walker Cup. Welsh golfer Nigel Edwards had stormed out of the gate to take the first three holes from Overton. Spotting three holes to a three-time Walker Cup verteran, 15 years his senior, put Overton in a seeminly inescapable corner.