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An IU student filed a protective order against IU football running back Darius Willis a month after she reported domestic battery to the police.
No Alex Dickerson? No problem for the IU baseball team. That seemed to be the case Wednesday for junior Josh Lyon.
IU’s lone senior, Jeremiah Rivers, will step on McCracken Court in Assembly Hall for the final time tonight. The Indiana Daily Student caught up with Rivers as he reflected on his past with the Hoosiers and looked to his future after college.
The start of the Big Ten Tournament is the beginning of a new opportunity for the IU women’s basketball team. It is the players’ final chance to prove that their overall season record does not reflect the strength of their team.
An IU student filed a protective order against IU football running back Darius Willis a month after she reported domestic assault to the police, according to court documents.
He arrived in Bloomington on Jan. 4. Since then, he has been hustling from 5 a.m. to midnight, launching into a mission many would call impossible: Turning a team that has spent the last three years in the basement of the Big Ten into a powerhouse.
The IU baseball team will take a Big Ten-leading 2.75 ERA into today’s matchup with Xavier (2-4) in Mason, Ohio. The Hoosiers (3-3) have leaned on their pitching staff during the early part of the 2011 season and have already reaped the benefits of two ranked victories.
When Charlotte Martin was 11 years old, she lived out every young tennis fanatic’s dream: She was a ball girl at a professional tournament, the now-defunct British National Championships.
This year, the IU Athletics Department could be facing one of those make-or-break years as it relates to its baseball program. New stadium or no new stadium, IU baseball fans have something to be excited about.
Bob Knight, who coached the IU men’s basketball team for 29 seasons, was selected Monday as one of eight new members for National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame.
It’s a question that’s been tossed around more and more as IU’s season ends with a whimper. Is this year’s team really no better than it was last year?
From 2006-08, Marie Marsman was simply a graduate student at IU earning her master’s in kinesiology and helping out with the Hoosier swim team, hoping to one day find employment as a swim coach.
With the one-sided success IU has had at home, the Crimson Guard looked to bring some of the Assembly Hall magic on the road during the weekend at Ohio State.
Sunday afternoon at Assembly Hall was about more than the final score or the final regular season record for the IU women’s basketball team. The game ended with another Hoosier loss, this time at the hands of Iowa, 93-79.
In a Big Ten Championship meet where the IU men’s swimming and diving team finished second — avoiding third place by just 11 points — it was the extra effort that got the team to the podium.
In a road matchup against the No. 2 squad in the country, the IU men’s basketball team needed every player clicking for a chance at an upset. This was especially true for sophomore guard Jordan Hulls, one of the most prolific shooters on the Hoosiers’ roster.
By the time some read this today, Ohio State should be the No. 1 team in the nation. And while the Buckeyes may not have played the toughest opponent or made the biggest statement this weekend, it’s a spot they deserve.
Tandon Doss was already a step behind some of his peers when he was unable to show off his skills at the Senior Bowl. Doss left IU after his junior year and was ineligible to participate in the event.
Even with a National Player of the Year candidate spending the majority of his time on the bench, Ohio State didn’t miss a beat.
