Column: Crean talks more than basketball
If you weren’t aware that IU Coach Tom Crean made a living coaching basketball, you’d likely assume he’s a minister or a motivational speaker.
If you weren’t aware that IU Coach Tom Crean made a living coaching basketball, you’d likely assume he’s a minister or a motivational speaker.
Penn State’s the Daily Collegian football beat reporter Anna Orso answered some questions about IU’s upcoming match up with Penn State this Saturday. She touches on the play of Penn State’s freshman quarterback as well as which defensive players to watch for the Nittany Lions.
My prediction: After a slow start on the road, the Hoosiers will enter the second half pumped and walk away with a 2-1 win.
The IU women’s basketball team will have up to eight games televised on the Big Ten Network this season. The games and times were announced by the conference Tuesday.
There seems to be a disconnect between “We Are IU” and the student section at IU football games.
The Hoosiers once again find themselves the underdogs looking to grind out another win against the No. 2 Irish.
IU Coach Amy Berbary has created a competitive environment where the lineup is always changing. There’s no finite set of starters and backups, but rather a roster where every player is expected to be ready to take the field at any time.
Baseball needs more players dedicated to playing for one team. It needs more Konerkos and Heltons.
Seven IU players achieved perfect singles records. As a team, the Hoosiers were 23-5 in singles play.
Despite playing a close first set and winning the second set, it wasn’t enough for the IU volleyball team to secure a win.
Coming into Sunday’s game against Ohio State, the IU men’s soccer team had collected more victories against the Buckeyes than any other team with 37 wins in 44 chances since 1973.
After heading into halftime at University Park, Pa., tied, the Hoosiers gave up three unanswered goals in the second half to lose 4-1 to the No. 8 Nittany Lions.
In Friday’s game against the Miami (Ohio) Redhawks, the Hoosiers had the largest recorded crowd for the 2013 season when 519 spectators showed up at the IU Field Hockey Complex.
The Hoosiers entered Thursday as the only team in the Big Ten undefeated, but suffered their first setback with a 3-1 loss against Ohio State.
But now she’s on the green, a chance to get some sort of redemption from the devilish hole at Purgatory Golf Course in Noblesville, Ind. where her team, IU women’s golf, competed in the season’s first event Sept. 8.
After extending their winning streak to five games, the IU field hockey team faces two tough opponents at home this weekend in Miami (Ohio) and Penn State.
Sunday’s game between IU and Ohio State will kick off at 3 p.m. at Bill Armstrong Stadium.
Thursday afternoon, just a day before the first official practice, IU men’s basketball team announced another freshman injury from a workout.
After falling to Minnesota on Wednesday, the IU volleyball team (8-4) looks to bounce back Saturday when it plays at Wisconsin (11-1).
Senior midfielder Lisa Nouanesengsy said she believes today’s game against Ohio State is a chance at redemption.