IU looks for 1st-half production against Akron
If the trends of the spring season continue, the men’s soccer game Saturday would need to go beyond penalty kicks to settle.
Chasing Cutters, men's teams aim for front spot
Among riders, it’s joked about as the most celebrated second-place finish in the history of the Little 500, but Delta Tau Delta riders were celebrating their fraternity’s highest finish in Little 500 history last April.
Cutters eye historic 4th-straight title
Final standings:1) Cutters 2) Phi Delta Theta 3) Delta Tau Delta 4) Beta Theta Pi 5) Gray Goat CyclingThe Cutters aren’t reloading from last year’s third-consecutive Little 500 title — they don’t need to. With every member of the 2009 title-winning team returning to compete this year, the Cutters will seek an unprecedented fourth-consecutive title as the outright favorite in Saturday’s race. The scariest part about the Cutters for the rest of the field is that they are convinced they’re a better team than last year.
Former 4-star guard Offutt could join Hoosiers’ roster
In less than two days, IU lost two of its top recruiting targets, forwards Cody Larson and Will Yeguete, to Florida. While IU is still in pursuit of an additional big man for the 2010 recruiting class, it has an opportunity to add a former four-star guard in the coming weeks — as a walk-on.
Dickerson sees defensive improvement
Last season, outfielder Alex Dickerson had no trouble contributing with the bat in his hand. The freshman fielder’s glove, though, was a whole other story.
NCAA tourney expanding to 68 teams
The NCAA is on the verge of expanding the men's basketball tournament from 65 to 68 teams beginning next year and has a new, $10.8 billion TV deal that will allow it to show every game live.
Saffold preps for possible 1st-round selection today
When former IU offensive lineman Rodger Saffold III was a sixth grader in Bedford, Ohio, he told his father what he wanted to do with his life.
Time has come for one-and-done change
Right now, as the NFL continues to undergo major reformation with Commissioner Roger Goodell, the NBA is still putting off fixing its major problem.
IU drops both games against OSU by 8 runs
The IU softball (11-29, 3-7) team knew it was going against a high-powered team in Ohio State.
IU hires Colorado's McClain as assistant coach
Confirming speculation from early this week, Steve McClain, former Colorado associate head basketball coach, has been hired to fill the vacant assistant coaching position on Tom Crean’s staff.
IU falls to Miami (OH), 8-6
The Hoosiers' four-game winning streak was snapped Tuesday night after surrendering an early lead to Miami (OH).
Race of the year, ride of a lifetime
Although last year’s Little 500 race was perhaps one of the greatest sporting events I’ve ever witnessed, I can’t pinpoint when it was I realized that.
4th-place finish gives Hoosiers hope
Three years ago, the NCAA adopted a rule that no team would be eligible for the Men’s Golf Championships if its record was not better than .500 for the season.
IU’s win streak on line at OSU
The IU softball team has found its winning touch, but it’s getting a tough test today.
IU rugby club eyes national prominence at Ohio
After narrowly missing the cut for the U.S.A. Rugby National Championship, the men’s club team has something to play for — this time on a bigger stage.
Lyon emerges as IU's newest threat
As the team watched the movie “61*” on the way back from last week’s game at Valparaiso, IU sophomore Josh Lyon jokingly compared himself to baseball legend and the film’s central character, Roger Maris.
Spring game exceeds Glass’ expectations
Heading into this year’s Cream and Crimson Spring Game, IU Athletics Director Fred Glass said he wouldn’t measure success by the number of people in the stands. He had no hard numbers to compare it to — because previous administrations didn’t count attendance — but Glass said the turnout was obviously better than it normally was, and he’s ecstatic to see 5,325 people in the stands.
Hoosiers complete conference sweep with wins against Iowa
The first Big Ten conference series sweep is in the books for the Hoosiers baseball team, as they took all three games from Iowa this weekend to improve to 19-15 and 5-4 in the Big Ten.
To prep for Little 500, Richardson-Rossbach, Bailey compete in triathalon
As if riding a bike for more than 15 hours a week wasn’t enough, Little 500 riders senior David Richardson-Rossbach and junior Jordan Bailey also test their endurance on the pavement and in the water. Both men are veteran triathletes. Combined, they have invested more than 11 years swimming, biking and running.